Almost 100 infants saved due to baby hatches nationwide


BANGI: Almost 100 babies have been saved from being abandoned or dumped in unsafe places due to baby hatches nationwide and with a newly launched baby hatch at a hospital in Bangi, even more lives can be saved.

Non-governmental organisation OrphanCare Foundation, which has protected hundreds of babies from being abandoned and children institutionalised by placing them with loving families, officially launched its seventh baby hatch at the An-Nur Specialist Hospital Bangi here on Saturday (Dec 3).

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