Newborn’s Body Found in Trash Bin

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LAHORE: The body of a newborn baby was found dumped in a trash bin in the Chung area on January 23. A spokesperson for Edhi Foundation said a passerby spotted the infant’s body in a garbage container and informed the police.

Upon receiving the alert, police reached the scene, took the body into custody and shifted it to a morgue for post-mortem examination and legal formalities. Police officials said preliminary investigations suggest that an unidentified person discarded the newborn’s body before fleeing the scene.

No immediate details regarding the child’s identity or cause of death were available. Authorities said efforts are underway to identify the suspect with the help of CCTV footage from nearby areas. Police added that further action would be taken once forensic and post-mortem reports are received. An investigation has been initiated to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.

News Published in Express Tribune on January 24th, 2026.

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