Hai was just a toddler when a tragic accident changed the course of his life. While pushing a baby walker in the kitchen, he accidentally fell into an open wood stove, resulting in severe burns to much of his body.
At the time, baby walkers were common, and there was little awareness about the dangers they posed. “Baby walkers were common back then, and there wasn’t knowledge about how dangerous they can be,” Hai explained, reflecting on how people didn’t realize the risks.
The incident left Hai with life-altering injuries, but it also became a turning point in his life. As he grew, he became determined to raise awareness about the importance of child safety and the hidden dangers in everyday objects.
Hai’s story serves as both a cautionary tale and a source of inspiration, reminding others how quickly life can change and the importance of being aware of potential hazards.
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