Flushing Daycare Hit With $10M Suit Over Stabbing Spree: Report

FLUSHING, QUEENS — The unlicensed Flushing daycare center where a suicidal nanny slashed three newborns last year has been hit with a $10 million lawsuit, according to a news report.

The family of 13-month-old Chloe Cao, who suffered nerve damage and scarring from the attack, is suing the owners of the Mei Xin Care Center for negligence, the New York Post reported.

"It's terrible, at that tender age, to sustain that kind of injury," lawyer Kenneth Jiang told the Post after filing the family's suit in Queens Supreme Court.

The suit against Xuexin Lin and Meiying Gao claims they failed to monitor Yu Fen Wang, the worker who stabbed the three infants, a father and another worker with a meat cleaver and a butcher knife on Sept. 21, 2018.

Wang is now housed on Rikers Island and faces multiple attempted murder charges, according to the Post.

The Flushing daycare, which also went by the name Meibao Center, is no longer in business, the Post reported.

It had been popular among recent Chinese immigrants and so-called "birth tourists" — pregnant women who come to the United States to deliver their babies to get them U.S. citizenship, according to the Post.

Read the full story in the New York Post.