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Recém-nascida é resgatada após ser abandonada no meio do mato

Uma menina recém-nascida foi encontrada em uma área rural na cidade de Una, no estado de Gujurate, na Índia, após ser abandonada pelos pais para morrer no local.

Pics shows: The newborn after the rescue;

A newborn baby girl miraculously survived being thrown into a thorny bush by her parents and left for dead.

The little girl was found lying under the bush, covered in scratches, in the city of Una in western India's Gujurat state.

It is believed that the case is the latest tragic example of baby girls being rejected by their families in India.

The newborn baby was rescued after her cries were overheard by a passerby who went to investigate.

The little girl was found lying on the ground at the foot of the bush, bleeding from several places where the thorns had pierced her tender skin.

The passerby alerted emergency services and an ambulance quickly arrived on the scene to take the baby to a hospital to be checked over by doctors.

Doctors said the baby would have died had she not been found by the passerby.

Medics carefully pulled the thorns from her body before cleaning her up and making sure that she was fed.

They later said that she was recovering from her injuries and described her condition as stable.

Police have launched a search for the baby's parents who they believe deliberately dumped her in the bushes.

Baby girls are considered a curse and a financial burden in many poor areas of India.

Families fear having to pay expensive dowries for their weddings, while boys are usually counted upon to take care of their parents in their old age.

The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) estimates up to 50 million girls and women are missing in India's population as a result of infanticide and sex selective abortions.
Pics shows: The newborn after the rescue; A newborn baby girl miraculously survived being thrown into a thorny bush by her parents and left for dead. The little girl was found lying under the bush, covered in scratches, in the city of Una in western India's Gujurat state. It is believed that the case is the latest tragic example of baby girls being rejected by their families in India. The newborn baby was rescued after her cries were overheard by a passerby who went to investigate. The little girl was found lying on the ground at the foot of the bush, bleeding from several places where the thorns had pierced her tender skin. The passerby alerted emergency services and an ambulance quickly arrived on the scene to take the baby to a hospital to be checked over by doctors. Doctors said the baby would have died had she not been found by the passerby. Medics carefully pulled the thorns from her body before cleaning her up and making sure that she was fed. They later said that she was recovering from her injuries and described her condition as stable. Police have launched a search for the baby's parents who they believe deliberately dumped her in the bushes. Baby girls are considered a curse and a financial burden in many poor areas of India. Families fear having to pay expensive dowries for their weddings, while boys are usually counted upon to take care of their parents in their old age. The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) estimates up to 50 million girls and women are missing in India's population as a result of infanticide and sex selective abortions.

Uma menina recém-nascida foi encontrada em uma área rural na cidade de Una, no estado de Gujurate, na Índia, após ser abandonada pelos pais para morrer no local.

Sem roupas e ainda com o cordão umbilical, a menina estava cheia de arranhões e machucados causados por espinhos. Ela foi resgatada após uma pessoa passar pelo local, ouvir seu choro e chamar uma ambulância.

No hospital, médicos retiraram cuidadosamente os espinhos do corpo da criança, deram banho e a alimentaram. A condição dela é estável.

Segundo a imprensa local, acredita-se que o caso seja mais um dos abandonos de menina no país.

Os pais da criança ainda não foram localizados.

Fonte: REDE TV