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Monday, October 24, 2011

New born found in a shopping bag

Posted by Joy Chakraborty | at 12:54 PM

A new born baby girl was found in a bag of the Members of the Gospel Presbyterian Church in Schaumburg. The members of the Gospel Presbyterian Church found a green canvas bag on the hood of their car with a teddy bear and a towel. When they turned the bag over they found a new born baby crying from the inside of the wrapped towel.

The baby was tacked underneath the teddy bear with the towel and the baby seems of Asian ethnicity in good health. The baby was of 7 pound and was of a few days old. The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services will take custody of the baby as Illinois is called “Safe Heaven” for new borns. The parents are allowed to drop their child if they are unable to maintain the child properly.

The Hospital officials told Schaumburg police that the baby seemed was not born in a hospital because of the length of the unclamped umbilical cord. Though the Government has requested to contact them who has any news of the baby.