China is sending a team to Australia to help in the search for a man who allegedly doused a baby with boiling coffee in 2024.
The nine-month old was attacked while his family were at a park in Brisbane's southern suburbs, suffering serious burns to his face and limbs.
The suspect fled the country before police identified him as a 33-year-old man, and is currently in China - a country with which Australia does not have an extradition arrangement.
China's ambassador to Australia Xiao Qian said on Thursday a "working group" would travel to Brisbane to assist the investigation.
"We are serious in addressing this concern, and we're serious in taking the necessary actions," Xiao told reporters in Canberra.
