flood control tunnel

Firefighters in Las Vegas rescued an unresponsive baby born in a flood control tunnel on June 17. A paramedic suctioned the baby's airway, stimulated it, and clamped the umbilical cord, leading to the infant's recovery. Both the baby and mother were hospitalized and expected to be okay, though flood control tunnels remain dangerous for residents and responders due to flash floods and fires.

Firefighters in Las Vegas rescued an unresponsive baby born in a flood control tunnel. A paramedic suctioned the infant's airway, stimulated it, and clamped the umbilical cord, leading to the baby's recovery. Both the mother and child were hospitalized and expected to be okay.

Firefighters in Las Vegas rescued an unresponsive baby born in a flood control tunnel on June 17. The infant was stabilized by paramedic Eric Paul and is expected to recover, along with the mother. The incident highlights the dangers of flood channels, which pose risks due to flash floods and fires, particularly for unhoused residents.