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Yang Yang and his cousin were playing when they found the shotgun. The six-year-old's cousin thought it was a toy and shot him in the face. Yang had a 'huge hole' in his face which was bleeding profusely. Surgeons removed 325 shotgun pellets, each 2mm wide, from his face.

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Yang Yang and his cousin were playing when they found the shotgun. The six-year-old's cousin thought it was a toy and shot him in the face. Yang had a 'huge hole' in his face which was bleeding profusely. Surgeons removed 325 shotgun pellets, each 2mm wide, from his face. submitted by /u/AP-16
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