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Bay Area parents turn tragedy into national push for gate safety standards after son killed
Two Bay Area parents are leading a national movement to strengthen safety standards for large sliding gates after their son was killed by one in 2019. The tragedy has prompted efforts to establish new gate safety regulations.
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