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Shao Sanhu, 33, from central China’s Anhui province, put his barbecue stall on hold for 13 days to carry out the Good Samaritan deed.
He put a notice on the tarpaulin that covered his stall on April 18, saying that the business was on hold for a week because of a “family matter”.
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He also posted on his social media account, indicating that he was going to donate his stem cells to a “baby that he has never met before.”
Shao’s stall had only been open for a month. He had to give away ingredients he had prepared and would lose about 20,000 yuan (US$3,000) in rent and staff salaries.
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