Emergency services rescued a 20-month-old boy from a locked car in Derrimut Village shopping centre this morning.
An Ambulance Victoria spokesperson confirmed that paramedics responded to reports that a male infant was locked in a car at 11.15am.
The child was released from the car and no emergency treatment or transport was required.
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