Woman slammed for letting child pee on plane’s carpet


A WOMAN was slammed for allowing a child, believed to be her granddaughter, to urinate on the carpet in a plane, Sin Chew Daily reported.

It is believed that the woman let the girl soil the carpet near her seat when she wanted to go to the lavatory. It happened on a flight from Zhengzhou to Beijing in China on Saturday.

The passenger seated next to them took photos and shared them on social media.

When the woman and the girl were about to get off the plane, the passenger stopped them and reported the matter to the flight attendants.

However, the two left the plane before the air stewardesses could do anything.

Some netizens criticised the woman’s action but others said the passenger should have stopped the girl from peeing.

> China Press reported that a teacher allegedly injured the right ear of a pupil by “twisting” it at a Chinese primary school in Sandakan, Sabah, on April 30.

The parent posted a photo of her daughter on social media and claimed that the injury was caused by the teacher as the child had forgotten to do her homework.

The headmistress said the mother had approached the school regarding the matter.

“I have investigated it. Everyone agreed that the teacher did not hurt the pupil on purpose.

“The parent was also satisfied with our explanation and we hope the matter is settled,” she said.

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