Mother hit by stray bullet in residential area near firing range


Qin Haixia holds the bullet which struck her in the waist in SEptember as she was out walking with her husband and baby in Nanjing last September. Photo: SCMP Pictures.

BEIJING: A Chinese woman was hit by a stray bullet while she and her husband walked their nine-month-old baby in a stroller in a residential area in eastern China, mainland media reports.

Nanjing police believe the round could have hit her by accident after being fired by university students taking rifle shooting training at a firing range nearby at the time, Yangtse Evening Post reported.

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