Shivering Newborn With Umbilical Cord Still Attached Found Dumped In Bin Bags Outside Hotel

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The infant was discovered dumped at a roadside and authorities believe he was born just hours before

A baby boy was found dumped in bin bags next to a hotel entrance - with his umbilical cord still attached.
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Police are urgently reviewing CCTV after the infant was found at 1.40am on Sunday and shivering from the cold.
He was found by a passing driver who heard cries coming from what looked like a tiny package left on a roadside.
Authorities believe he was born only a few hours before he was discarded in the Phra Phutthabat district of Sarburi, Thailand.
The 5.9lbs infant was rushed to hospital where he was given a warm bed to sleep.
Police Lieutenant Colonel, from Phra Phutthabat station, appealed for information in tracing the mother of the baby boy.
He said: "The baby was found wrapped in towels and inside a black bag near the entrance to a hotel.
"We believe the baby had only been born for a few hours because his body was stained with blood.
"The weight was checked at the scene and found to be 2,700 grams. There was no more evidence found."
Lt. Col. said officers believed the child may have a "young mother" who had fallen pregnant after "having fun".
He added: "The mother may also be from a family that had problems and could not look after a baby. He was thrown away almost immediately after birth before having chance to form any bonds with his mother.
"Police will urgently check CCTV in the area and bring legal proceedings against anyone involved in leaving the baby.
"We hope that a kind-hearted person will look after the baby from now and give him a good life."
Credit: Mirror

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