Gqeberha detectives are seeking the communities assistance in tracing the mother of a new-born baby whose body washed ashore on Brighton Beach on Friday afternoon.
Mpumalanga police are hunting for three men who managed to escape from lawful custody. A fourth man was arrested.
Police spokesperson Col Priscilla Naidu said at about 1:30pm people cleaning the beach noticed a colourful blanket washed up on the beach." A black refuse bag containing more blankets and a placenta also washed up with the baby."Anyone who can assist in tracing the mother of the baby or may know of anyone who can assist to contact SAPS Mount Road detectives on 041-394-6523/6316 or Crime Stop 08600 10111 or their nearest police station.
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