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Death of infant in Vravrona – Parents under investigation

Parents from Nepal threw the infant in the rubbish bin shortly after its birth - Investigations are being conducted whether the infant was a stillborn or not when the pair disposed of the child

Newsroom May 10 04:58

A shocking case involving the death of an infan is unfolding in Vravrona. It has not yet been clarified what exactly happened, with initial reports indicating that shortly after the baby’s birth, the parents, who are reportedly from Nepal, disposed of it in the the rubbish bin. Police officers are on the scene conducting an investigation. Police sources, speaking to protothema.gr, stated that the woman went to the Alexandra hospital the night before bleeding where doctors told her she was pregnant without being able to determine if she had miscarried or gave natural birth .

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Subsequently, authorities were called in with police officers making their way to the hotel room where the couple was staying to conduct an investigation. According to sources, there was blood in the room both in the toilet bowl and on the sheets, as well as in other parts of the room. The police investigation is ongoing, without it being clarified whether the child was a stillborn or not when the pair disposed of the child.

 

 

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