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The Dawn Park SAPS appeal to the public to come forward with any information that could help find the person responsible for dumping a foetus in a sewer on Sisonke Street, Villa Liza, which was discovered on July 2.
Sergeant Nkemeleng Mabula, the spokesperson for the station, said the find was reported by a passerby on his way to work, who noticed a drain filled with sewage and a plastic bag obstructing the pipe. “Upon closer inspection, the passerby was horrified to find the lifeless body of an infant inside the plastic bag.Paramedics arrived shortly after but were unable to revive the baby, who was declared dead. The police have opened an inquest case, and the investigation is ongoing.”
Witnesses or those with relevant details are urged to contact the Dawn Park SAPS on 011 862 8013 or 10111.Instead, we encourage individuals facing difficult circumstances to seek help from local authorities, social services or trusted organisations that can provide support and guidance during challenging times,” said Mabula.Also Read:Reiger Park police seek help identifying body found in veld
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