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WHO lauds passage of regulation requiring automobile infant restraints

Dominick Rios by Dominick Rios
March 14, 2019
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“The World Health Organization (WHO) congratulates the Philippines as President Rodrigo Duterte signed into law the Child Safety in Motor Vehicles Act or Republic Act 11229. The initiative makes Philippines among the few international locations in Asia to pass toddler restraint regulation,” stated the agency. “We congratulate the legislators and avenue safety advocates who collectively have worked hard at some stage in the beyond years to push the passage of this infant restraint rules,” it introduced. The law restricts youngsters from sitting within the the front seat of a car and requires the usage of seatbelts. “In the Philippines, greater than six hundred children die from avenue crashes every yr. The regulation is a substantial step toward prioritizing the safety and welfare of toddlers and youngsters on Philippine roads, and preventing visitors-related deaths and injuries,” WHO stated. It stated baby restraints hold youngsters from being thrown or ejected from the vehicle throughout surprising braking or collisions. “Evidence has shown that baby restraints reduce the probability of a fatal crash by means of approximately 70 percent amongst toddlers and between 54 to 80 percentage among younger youngsters,” WHO said. The organization assured that it’s going to preserve to offer “technical help” to the national government in particular at some stage in the drafting of the law’s Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR). “With proper implementation and enforcement, this regulation will shop the lives of many kids over the following years,” it stated.

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Health Secretary Francisco Duque III additionally lauded the passage of the regulation announcing that the effectivity of baby restraint systems has lengthy been tested. “First World nations are way in advance in implementing that unique regulation. So, it will help. Certainly, it’s going to lessen accidents once they figured in a vehicle or vehicular accidents,” Duque said.

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