No babies 'stolen' from stateless mothers, says Sabah Health Dept


KOTA KINABALU: There are no cases of newborn babies being snatched away from their stateless mothers in any of Sabah’s health clinics or hospitals, says the state Health Department.

Department director Dr Asits Sanna said a recent report by a news portal on Sept 15 claiming otherwise, and alleging that there had been several similar cases in the Lahad Datu hospital were not true.

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