Three children threw a can of paint into the open fire, causing severe burns to explosion. (photo No. 9)
At a school in Perth, three children threw a can of paint into an open fire, causing explosion and three people to be severely burned, Radio 9 reported.
It is reported that within the (North Parmelia Primary School) range of Perth North Pamelia Primary School, three boys under the age of 10 threw a can of spray paint into the open fire, resulting in explosion. The children were badly burned to their hands and feet and covered with red spray paint.
After the incident, three boys ran to the nearest front yard, water spray, with water pipes and asked residents for help.
Three children threw a can of paint into the open fire, causing severe burns to explosion. (photo No. 9)
An eyewitness said the children were burned and even their hair scorched. It was shocking to see three children in pain. "A little boy also asked me if I could help him with the pain."
The worried residents also found that there was a fire in the forest of the primary school in the north.
Fire paramedics said they did their best to help the boys deal with the injuries and made emergency calls, but before the ambulance arrived, the children went home and their parents called the ambulance. And rushed them to Perth Children`s Hospital (Perth Children'). S Hospital) treats severe burns.
