Chinese boy gets head stuck in stone balustrade
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Although it's fair to say that was also the problem for a Chinese boy who managed to get stuck in a stone balustrade.
The incident took place on Sunday when the young Chinese boy got his head stuck outside a building in Hezhang County.
The incident caused a headache for a team of firefighters who were called to the scene of the accident.
They were forced to use hydraulic pliers to widen the gap in the stone balustrade and free him.
The boy, who was unhurt was then tearfully reunited with his grandmother.
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