Infant abandoned in Bengaluru's parking area

February 01, 2012 17:20

After battered Delhi baby Falak's case, another horrifying matter came to the fore today when a newborn was found in a carton box in a busy area in Bengaluru.

The baby boy, wrapped in a cloth, was spotted by garbage cleaners in a parking area in the morning, deputy commissioner of police (south division) Sonia Narang said.

To ensure the baby's sound health, he has been shifted to a private hospital where he will be kept for a day or two and then handed over to a city-based NGO which adopts abandoned babies, she said.

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