Chinese woman rescued from wild boar trap


A middle-aged woman in eastern China was rescued by police and civilians from a wild boar trap after she got caught in it while foraging on a remote mountainside, reported Qianjiang Evening News on Sunday.

The 65-year-old woman, surnamed Xu, had gone into the mountains near her home on the outskirts of Hangzhou city, in Zhejiang province, on Friday afternoon to pick wild kiwi fruit and chestnuts for her three granddaughters, who were returning home for the National Day holidays on Monday, according to the report.

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