Newborn Found Dead On Trash Pile

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A case was registered against an unidentified individual

LAHORE:

The corpse of a newborn child was found on a garbage heap in Mozang. According to Edhi Foundation officials, the body was found abandoned on a roadside garbage heap.

Upon information about the incident, Mozang police took the body into custody and arranged its burial at Miani Sahib graveyard with the help of Edhi volunteers.

A case was registered against an unidentified individual and the police said they were working to determine the circumstances surrounding the death.

News published in the Express Tribune on 4th March 2025

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