News anchor can't keep it together while trying to do a story about the kids head stuck in the couch

Firefighters in southwest China rushed to the rescue of a four-year-old boy whose head became stuck in a sofa, officials reported.

The fire crew were responding to an emergency call from a massage parlor Saturday in Tongren, a city in Guizhou province. On arrival, the firefighters discovered the boy with his head caught in a large hole in the sofa. They used shears to snip off the sofa’s cover before tearing apart the wooden frame to free the boy, who emerged unharmed.

This incident isn’t the first time that a child with a head stuck in something has made headlines in China.

In April 2016, firefighters had to use hydraulic tools to rescue a three-year-old toddler who got his head stuck in the sunroof of his dad’s car.

That same month, the People’s Daily, the official newspaper of China’s ruling Communist Party, reported on a five-year-old boy in the city of Wuhan, whose head became stuck between the metal bars of a window guardrail.

In June 2016, local media reported two cases of boys whose heads were stuck in large water pipes.