Infant escape aid takes off
(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2011-08-29 12:03
 |
|
A rat is unharmed after being dropped from a 16-floor building inside an escape aid in Chongqing municipality on Aug 28, 2011. Zhang Huai, a 65-year-old retired teacher, has invented a high-rise -escape aid for infants which resembles a column-shaped rubber bucket and is filled with water and latex. Infants are safe even falling from a plane because of the cushioning effect of the apparatus, said Zhang who secured a patent certificate for the escape aid. [Photo/CFP] |
 |
|
Zhang and his escape aid for infants in Chongqing municipality on Aug 28, 2011. [Photo/CFP] |
- 'Cooperation is complementary'
- Worldwide manhunt nets 50th fugitive
- China-Japan meet seeks cooperation
- Agency ensuring natural gas supply
- Global manhunt sees China catch its 50th fugitive
- Call for 'Red Boat Spirit' a noble goal, official says
- China 'open to world' of foreign talent
- Free trade studies agreed on as Li meets with Canadian PM Trudeau
- Emojis on austerity rules from top anti-graft authority go viral
- Xi: All aboard internet express
Highlights
Hot Topics
Grassroots delegate: Craftsman tackling new, tough projects 2nd space lab on its way to key mission Netizens criticize Olympic uniforms Rough and tough world of soldiers' training Ground level Rule of law Panda China youths Anti-terror drive Family planning
