Newborn found abandoned in Dhakoli

A newborn girl was found abandoned near a drain at mandi near the crematorium in Dhakoli around 3.15 pm this afternoon. A grocery shop owner noticed the child wrapped in a saree and informed the local Asha worker, whoc arrived...

Tribune News Service

z, Updated At : 06:59 AM Mar 13, 2025 IST

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A newborn girl was found abandoned near a drain at mandi near the crematorium in Dhakoli around 3.15 pm this afternoon.

A grocery shop owner noticed the child wrapped in a saree and informed the local Asha worker, whoc arrived at the spot along with other area residents. The child was admitted to CHC Dhakoli, where she is undergoing a medical examination.

The police have registered a case and began an investigation into the matter.

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