French Clown Rescues 800 Romanian Children From Sewers

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article by Cecil Maranville, Darris McNeely, David Palmer, John Ross Schroeder, Peter Eddington

Miloud Oukili, a French clown who has been living in Bucharest, Romania, for the past six years, has rescued over 800 abandoned children from the sewers where they lived.

BUCHAREST: (ZT)-Miloud Oukili, a French clown who has been living in Bucharest, Romania, for the past six years, has rescued over 800 abandoned children from the sewers where they lived. They are children who have left home, abandoned in the streets by parents who cannot support them; victims of the abuse of unscrupulous adults; who need to steal to eat. Currently, some 2,500 children share underground space in Bucharest with rats.

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