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Newborn’s organs removed, police arrest Delta nurses

Jessica Jacob

October 11, 2022
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Newborn’s organs removed, police arrest Delta nurses
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According to a report, three private hospital nurses have been arrested by men of the Delta State Police Command.

As reported, the hospital confirmed the death of a newborn baby brought into the hospital on Sunday. The baby’s family, however, brought in the dead baby the next day, with claims that the hospital removed the child’s eyes, nose, and ear.

In addition, a source at the hospital revealed “The parents brought the child to the hospital on Sunday evening. Immediately, our children doctor (paediatrician) looked at the child and confirmed him dead after all efforts to bring the newborn back to life failed.”

“The hospital discharged them and both the father and mother carried the child away. Surprisingly on Monday morning, the parents brought the baby, accusing the hospital of removing the baby’s eyes, nose and ears. They came with the police, who arrested some nurses at the hospital.”

The state Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Bright Edafe, has confirmed the arrest of the medical workers.

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