Posts tagged ‘child head stuck in rail’

Jun 20

3-year-old falls out the window, gets head caught in rail before being rescued

The front page of today’s Today Morning News shows pictures of a man rescuing a 3-year-old boy who had fallen out the window of his Ningbo apartment and got his head stuck in the anti-theft grate outside, so that he was dangling by his neck. The headline: “Ningbo has its own ‘big brother’”. Read more

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