Overview
- A three-year-old spread a large amount of super glue on a living-room sofa and sat on it, causing his left leg to become stuck.
- Responders from the Betim fire post were called at about 8:15 a.m. Wednesday, using a utility knife to cut the upholstery and free the child.
- After firefighters removed him the parents took or planned to take the boy to a nearby health unit for medical evaluation, and no further updates on his condition have been published.
- The child's father told reporters the leg had been stuck in an uncomfortable position because there was a large quantity of glue on the seat.
- Officials and news outlets said the episode underlines the danger of leaving strong adhesives within children's reach and the need for safer storage and closer supervision.