South Korean hospital apologises for nurse’s alleged newborn abuse


An Instagram post by a nurse at Daegu Catholic University Medical Center shows an image of a nurse holding an infant, accompanied by captions that hint at a desire to drop the newborn. - Photo: Instagram

DAEGU, (South Korea): A hospital in Daegu issued a public apology on Saturday (April 5) after a nurse in its neonatal intensive care unit was accused of abusing newborns and posting unsettling photos of them on social media.

The nurse, who works at Daegu Catholic University Medical Center, ignited public outrage after sharing an image of herself holding an infant, with captions that appeared to suggest a desire to drop the baby.

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