Baby boy flushed down toilet in China is rescued alive after being cut out!

Firefighters in Eastern China performed a near miracle earlier today by rescuing a newborn baby who had been flushed down the toilet! Miraculously the baby was still alive when found. In the disturbing images, workers can be seen cutting the sewage pipe away, revealing the desperate screams of the baby.

In a shocking and heartbreaking incident earlier today, firefighters in eastern China carried out a near-miraculous rescue after a newborn baby was found trapped inside a sewage pipe.

According to local media reports, residents of an apartment building raised the alarm when they heard faint cries coming from the bathroom plumbing. Emergency services were quickly called, and a team of firefighters arrived on the scene.

Disturbing video footage shows the painstaking effort as workers carefully cut away a section of the sewage pipe, revealing the tiny infant wedged inside. Against all odds, the baby was still alive, its cries echoing from inside the narrow metal tube.

Rescue workers worked delicately, using saws and tools to split open the pipe without causing further harm. After several tense minutes, they freed the newborn, who was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital for emergency medical care. Doctors later confirmed that the child was in stable condition and recovering.

Authorities are now investigating how the baby ended up in the pipe. Early reports suggest the newborn may have been flushed down the toilet shortly after birth, though it remains unclear whether this was the result of a desperate act, neglect, or something more deliberate. Police have launched an inquiry to determine responsibility.

The incident has sparked outrage and sorrow across social media platforms in China, where millions of users shared the story under hashtags such as “Pipe Baby” and “Miracle Rescue.” Many expressed shock that such a situation could occur, while others praised the firefighters for their precision, professionalism, and compassion.

Medical experts noted the newborn’s survival was extraordinary, given the lack of oxygen and the risk of drowning in such an environment. “It’s nothing short of a miracle,” said one attending doctor.

As the baby continues to receive care, the broader questions of accountability and the circumstances that led to the incident remain at the forefront of public attention. For now, however, the focus remains on the small miracle of life saved from unthinkable danger.

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