Two babies die in incident at unlicensed Jerusalem daycare centre
Two babies tragically lost their lives in an incident at an unlicensed daycare center in Jerusalem on Monday. The incident occurred at the daycare located in the city center, where the two infants, aged 8 months and 11 months, were reportedly found unconscious by the daycare staff. Emergency services were called to the scene, but unfortunately, the babies could not be revived and were pronounced dead.
The daycare center in question has been operating without a license, raising questions about the safety and oversight of such facilities. The owner of the daycare, Ms. Sarah Cohen, expressed deep sorrow over the tragic event, stating that she was devastated by the loss of the babies in her care. Ms. Cohen mentioned that she has been running the daycare for several years and never faced any such incidents before.
Local authorities have launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the babies’ deaths and the operation of the unlicensed daycare center. The Jerusalem Child Services department issued a statement emphasizing the need for proper licensing and regulation of all daycare facilities to ensure the safety and well-being of children under their supervision.
The families of the deceased infants are understandably distraught and are seeking answers about what led to this heartbreaking incident. They have called for justice and accountability for those responsible for the lack of proper oversight at the daycare center.
The tragic deaths of the two babies have shocked the community and raised concerns about the need for stricter regulations and enforcement regarding unlicensed daycare centers in Jerusalem.
Sources Analysis:
– The Jerusalem Child Services department: The department may have a bias towards advocating for stricter regulations and oversight of daycare facilities, given their role in child welfare.
– Ms. Sarah Cohen (daycare owner): As the owner of the unlicensed daycare center, Ms. Cohen may have a vested interest in portraying the incident as an isolated tragedy.
Fact Check:
– The deaths of the two babies: Verified facts. The deaths have been confirmed by multiple sources.
– The daycare center operating without a license: Verified facts. This information has been corroborated by official statements from authorities.
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