A 10-month-old baby is seen inhaling smoke from an electronic vaporizer in a video posted online as his mother watches on. | AsiaNewsNetwork
The incident is believed to have happened in Kempsey, a town in Australia.One social media user called the act “sickening”.
Another said: “How can you put the vape up to your own son’s mouth and watch him suck on it and laugh while he’s choking and coughing?”Following advice by medical professionals and government agencies, no arrests were made and the police said no further action will be taken.ADVERTISEMENT In response to the outrage on social media sites, the baby’s mother, whose identity has not been released, asked netizens to stop making comments about the incident.
“You ain’t perfect either so keep that mouth going, you ain’t scary, you’re nothing but bums,” she said.
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