Oulton: Toddler rescued by firefighters
Published:
12:37 PM June 14, 2010
Updated:
9:44 PM October 10, 2020
A ONE-YEAR-OLD boy had to be rescued today (Monday) after he got his finger stuck in a bike chain near Lowestoft.The toddler was rescued by firefighters after the alarm was raised at about 9.
A ONE-YEAR-OLD boy had to be rescued today (Monday) after he got his finger stuck in a bike chain near Lowestoft.
The toddler was rescued by firefighters after the alarm was raised at about 9.20am this morning.
A crew from Lowestoft South fire station were called to Bloomsbury Close in Oulton to help free the one-year-old.
They used bolt cutters to release the child's finger.
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