You might remember a story we had about an abandoned newborn in Malaysia. A woman, now identified as his mother, allegedly threw her newborn baby off a building. Amazingly, this unwanted newborn has survived, and is currently in a critical, but stable condition.
Officials have also learned more about the woman deemed as the child’s mother and the suspect.
The Unwanted Newborn Is Stable, but Still in a Critical State
According to Kajang Deputy OCPD Supt Mohd Sabri Abdullah, “The baby is receiving treatment at Kajang Hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit.”
He adds that the child is in a critical, but stable condition.
Meanwhile, the child’s mum, is currently under police custody. Women, Family and Community Development Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail shares that the child’s mum is from Indonesia.
“She is a foreigner who came here and was caught in a situation where she delivered the baby herself.
“We still need to help the baby and mother, and the baby is innocent.
“He will be put up for adoption if he survives,” she shared in a statement to reporters.
We look forward to hearing about the child’s continued recovery, and we’re hopeful that this little one is adopted into a loving and caring family.
Where Can Mums Facing a Pregnancy Crisis Seek Help?
Mums facing a pregnancy crisis should never feel alone.
For mums who have a pregnancy crisis, it’s important to be able to know what you can do. Abandoning your baby should never be an option.
Pregnant mums can try calling the 24-hour toll-free MUM-TO-BE Helpline at 1800-686-86-23.
Meanwhile, pregnant teens can find help through BABES via SMS at 8111 3535 or call toll-free at 1800-TEENMOM.
Here are the contact information of other voluntary welfare organisations who run baby shelters:
Remember, you are not alone.
Source: Asia One
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