Two toddlers in diapers were seen staggering on a Texas highway after being thrown from a car that rolled several times during a crash.
Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez confirmed that a two-car crash occurred on Interstate 10 East in Freeport, causing one of the vehicles to roll over several times and “eject” an adult and two small children.
Images from the scene show one of the babies wearing diapers trying to regain balance and stand up while another looked around.
Neither appeared to be seriously injured. It is unclear whether either was in a safety seat or properly restrained at the time of the crash, the cause of which remains under investigation.
Two young children are photographed staggering along a Texas highway after being ejected from a car during a multi-vehicle crash.
DailyMail.com has reached out to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office for further comment.
Americans are furious and praying for the children as the video continues to be shared on various social media platforms.
“This video will make any parent’s heart sink completely,” wrote one Instagram user.
While another demanded: ‘The driver should be charged with child endangerment!’
One social media user also joked: “Not putting your kids in child seats and seat belts should be a federal crime.”
“God must have been watching over these children because they are still alive and walking. Thank you God for watching over your children. Amen,” one viewer praised.
Another simply added: “Thank God the children are okay.”
As the two boys were stranded in the middle of the 14-lane highway, two men can be seen running towards them and grabbing them as they call for help.
The incident reportedly occurred on Interstate 10 East in Freeport.
The incident comes months after an Amish boy was the sole survivor of a horrific crash in Wisconsin that killed nine people.
The boy was thrown from the truck and rescued from the wreckage by a retired Marine.
Two-year-old Micah Schrock was found and rescued by Nathaniel Jahn, who was passing by the crash site Friday in Clark County, Wisconsin, near the intersection of Highway 95 and County Road J in March.
Jahn witnessed the pickup truck carrying nine people veer into the intersection, where it collided with a truck and trailer, killing eight people in the pickup truck and the truck driver.
The former Marine ran over and found Schrock lying under the wreckage of the truck, he said. ATM4:I heard a moan coming from one of the victims, under the rubble. It turned into a scream.
The only survivor was the toddler. Ellen and Orlah Schrock and their infant daughter, Judy Rose, died along with the pickup truck driver, James McCoy, Linda Byler, 44, Lydia Byler, 24, Delilah Schrock, Suzanna Hertzler and the truck driver.