A mother and father shave their heads to donate skin from their scalps for their badly burnt son’s transplant surgery. Photo: SCMP composite
On Tuesday, the mother volunteered to donate her scalp tissue for her injured son and shaved off her long hair. On the night of July 30, a solar water heater pipe burst at the family’s home. Hot water spurted out and hit Kangkang, who suffered scald burns to 46 per cent of his body. He suffered burn shock and a serious infection afterwards.In mid-August, Kangkang was transferred more than 1,000km away to a hospital in Wuhan, Hubei province, central China.
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