Baby placed in baby hatch in PJ, one of the many saved by OrphanCare


PETALING JAYA: The loud alarm of a baby hatch in OrphanCare Petaling Jaya went off at 1.20pm on Thursday, when a baby boy fully clothed in a white and blue two-piece was placed in the baby cot by his mother, with a plastic bag full of diapers and clothes.

The baby boy, who looked about a week old, was brought into a nursery by a volunteer, where he had his picture taken for inspection, diapers changed and fed with baby formula.

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