A prototype of a new safety chair for young children is put to the test in Helsinki. Government authorities in Finland are concerned at the number of baby deaths and injuries and are considering giving safety chairs free of charge to parents with young children. The parents would then be legally bound to use the chairs on all car journeys.
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Press, 3 December 1987, Page 38
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60A prototype of a new safety chair for young children is put to the test in Helsinki. Government authorities in Finland are concerned at the number of baby deaths and injuries and are considering giving safety chairs free of charge to parents with young children. The parents would then be legally bound to use the chairs on all car journeys. Press, 3 December 1987, Page 38
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