- Residents of Kapkai Village in Keiyo Ward, the first parliament, have been left with shock after discovering a newborn left in the toilet of the home pit
- The woman who had entered the toilet to help heard the baby’s cry and notify the neighbors
- The child was rescued and later taken to the referral and training hospital of the young man, where he unfortunately died
Police have launched an investigation with a psychologist advising young girls.
Source: UGC
A boy boy was found alive inside the pit toilet on Monday, June 16, and one of the local residents.
Baby thrown toilet pit
According to Jane Tallam, the owner of the toilet, the woman who had visited her heard the baby’s cry in the toilet when she went to help herself.
He was later notified and confirmed that the baby was in the toilet.
They informed neighbors immediately, who came out to assist in rescue efforts.
Tallam said brave young men went into the 200 -foot toilet and succeeded in rescuing the newborn.
The local deputy chief, Rhoda Maiyo, said sympathetic women had washed the baby before taking him to a close clinic for first aid.
He was later taken to a young Malwa Training and Appeal Hospital, where he died after three hours.
“We were determined to save his life,” Said one resident to TUKO.co.ke.
First sub -county police commander, Fred Abuga, said an investigation into the incident was initiated.
“As soon as we find the woman who committed this act, we will take her to court to face charges of murder and other offenses, ” Said Abuga.
Similar statements were made by the local deputy chief, who called on residents to cooperate with the police by providing information that would help arrest him and take the victim to the victim of the brutal act.
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A woman who had expressed intention to raise the baby was severely injured after hearing reports of her death.
“I asked the doctor the cause of his death, explaining to me that he died from a lot of blood loss through the baby’s lamp. He said bitterly.
A psychological counselor from Kitale He advises young girls
After the incident, Kitale’s psychiatrist, Eliud Tormoi, advised young girls not to divorce their children in a brutal way.
Tormoi said such an act is a criminal offense in Kenya.
“Instead of having an abortion or giving birth and then throwing a baby to the toilet, it is better to hand over to the relevant authorities,” He said.
11 -month -old is left at Kapkatet Hospital
TUKO.co.ke also reported about another incident in which an 11 -month -old baby was left by an unknown person at Kapkatet Hospital, Kericho County.
Reports indicate that there is no information about the child’s family identity.
The hospital posted pictures of the child with the aim of helping them find a parent or family.
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