After that, the three siblings were brought to a Muslim cemetery to be buried in accordance with Islamic customs.

In Ilorin, Kwara State, three siblings—a boy and two girls—died from asphyxia inside a car that was parked in their home area.

The event took place on Sunday.

After the event at No. 8, Boluke Line, Zango-Kulende quarters in the Ilorin city on Monday, their mother, Shade Silifat, passed out. She was shopping for noodles for their school meals.

The kids locked themselves in the automobile that their father had borrowed from his sister at around 2:00 p.m.

Their mother forced the car’s doors open after finding their shoes outside the parked vehicle and sounding the alarm.

After that, the three kids were hurried to the Olutayo Clinic, which is quite near to their home, in order to receive medical care.

However, the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital in Ilorin was where they were formally declared dead, after being ordered to be transferred there by the Medical Director, who was only known as Dr. Adeyemo.

After that, the three siblings were brought to a Muslim cemetery to be buried in accordance with Islamic customs.