Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Taati Niilenge
Published on 2024-04-09 12:01:55
The body of a newborn baby was tragically discovered by municipal workers in Walvis Bay on Monday. Erongo police spokesperson, Warrant Officer Tuyenikelao Tashiya, revealed that the workers found the body in a drain in Kuisebmond around 12:30 pm.
As soon as the workers made this distressing discovery, they promptly reported the matter to the police. The police then took the body to Walvis Bay State Hospital for certification and later to the police mortuary for storage and a post-mortem examination.
Thus far, no arrests have been made, and the police have reassured the public that their investigations into this heartbreaking incident are ongoing. In order to assist in the apprehension of the perpetrator, anyone with information is encouraged to reach out to Detective Inspector Mansie Amamub at 081 724 866 or Deputy Commissioner Erastus Iikuyu at 081 246 4757.
This devastating discovery has undoubtedly sparked a sense of urgency and concern within the community. The innocent life of a newborn baby has been lost, and the authorities are working diligently to uncover the truth behind this tragic event. The search for justice and closure in this case is of paramount importance, and the cooperation of the public is crucial in achieving this objective.
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