Two Toronto doctors scaling Mt. Kilimanjaro with 13 others are being hailed as heroes after
attending to a 6-year-old boy stranded 13,000 feet up the mountain.
Howard Ovens and Bjug Borgundvaag, both emergency room physicians at Mt. Sinai Hospital in Toronto, Canada,
helped revive a 6-year-old boy who was found wandering alone, clothes tattered and stomach empty, after two days
on Africa's highest peak.
"We're all travelling around here and this little boy is walking around in a pair of torn pants with open-toed sandals
and a sweatshirt over a t-shirt," said David Cynamon, the lead climber. "He was very cold."
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