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Brave Baby Luka Heals After Stranger's Hot Coffee Attack: Mother's Update

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Brave Baby Luka Heals After Stranger's Hot Coffee Attack: Mother's Update
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  • Luka's mother shares his recovery journey after coffee scalding.
  • Stranger attacked baby Luka with hot coffee in Brisbane park.
    • Luka has recovered critically, now free of bandages.
    • Suspect, a 33-year-old Chinese national, fled Australia post-attack.
    • Queensland Police issued a warrant for intended grievous harm.
    • International efforts are ongoing to locate and apprehend suspect.
    • Luka's family celebrates a new home and fresh beginnings.
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