A recent incident on a flight from Guiyang to Shanghai has sparked widespread outrage in China, as two passengers locked a crying toddler in the airplane’s toilet in an attempt to silence her. The incident, captured on video, has ignited a heated debate on social...
Backlash Erupts After Passengers Lock Crying Toddler in Plane’s Toilet
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