| Parents throw baby girl to safety from third floor of burning home |
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| Tuesday, 20 November 2007 | |
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OSAKA -- A baby girl escaped injuries in a fire that broke out here Monday after her parents tossed her from the third story of a burning home to residents below, moments before jumping to safety themselves. The fire started in the three-story structure at about 9:30 a.m. Monday, and burned through about 40 square meters of the second and third floors. A 5-month-old baby was trapped in the home along with her parents, but several local residents laid bedding on the ground beneath a window on the third floor and told the parents to throw the baby down. A 47-year-old resident caught the baby girl and she escaped injury. Soon afterwards, the parents then jumped down from the third floor. The baby's 23-year-old father suffered a broken leg and her 25-year-old mother suffered burns to her throat. Osaka Prefectural Police are continuing to investigate the cause of the fire.
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