Cleaner at Malaysian Airport Heard Crying From Trash Bin, Found Newborn Inside
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A newborn baby boy was found alive in a toilet bin at the disabled toilet at Penang International Airport in Malaysia. The baby was found by a cleaner after hearing him crying from the bin. The incident took place on August 31. The baby’s umbilical cord and placenta were still attached, so police believe he was born shortly before he was abandoned in the toilet. Airport staff carefully removed the baby from the bin and took him to hospital. His …
A cleaner at a Malaysian airport rescued a newborn baby found in a trash can, and police have arrested two people for abandoning the child.
A newborn baby boy was found alive in a trash can in a restroom at Penang International Airport in Malaysia on August 31. A cleaning worker heard the baby crying and alerted police, the New York Post reports. Video footage from the restroom shows the baby lying inside the bin, which had been covered in a blue plastic bag. The baby was still alive when it was found and was rescued from the bin.
Newborn baby found alive in a waste bin - The boy was found by a cleaner after she heard him crying, and the police arrested two people due to surveillance camera footage.
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