According to recent reports from foreign media such as the BBC, the Chinese government announced it would dispatch dedicated personnel to Brisbane, Queensland, Australia to support the investigation to apprehend the Chinese man who fled after pouring hot coffee on a 9-month-old baby, but this is said to be progress 16 months after the incident. The case began last August at a park in southern Brisbane, where a mysterious man poured hot coffee in a thermos into a 9-month-old baby boy in a stroller, and fled. The baby suffered severe burns all over his body, including his face, neck, chest, arms, and legs, and had to undergo a total of eight surgeries, including skin grafts and laser treatments. Australian police identified the suspect , and released CCTV footage, but it was found that he had already fled to China. Australian police said the suspect had traveled to Australia several times between 2019 and 2024, and was a 'drifting' temporary worker who had lived mainly in Victoria and New South Wales,,, but did not disclose specific information. This case sparked outrage across Australia because it targeted a young baby,,, and through online fundraising for the baby's burn treatment, 230,000 Australian dollars (about 232 million KRW) were raised.
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