Save my baby: Mother gives up baby girl while being nabbed during immigration raid in Tawau


KOTA KINABALU: When Immigration officers raided an undocumented migrant den in Tawau district recently, a fearful mother of six managed to beg a local family to care for her two-month-old baby, out of compassion.

The baby girl, known fondly as Ria, was born in Sabah on May 29, and does not have any follow-up medical records due to her family’s lack of documents.

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