Wife weeps as her husband cradles their 3yr-old who was hit and killed by a car

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The Myanmar family was leaving the Buddha Temple when their 3-year-old son ran ahead of them. He walked across the street before the mother could catch up with him and was hit by an oncoming car. A rescue team arrived the scene shortly after the accident and pronounced him dead. See more photos after the cut...



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