Baby boy abandoned and found in Kohima

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Baby boy abandoned and found in Kohima

DIMAPUR | Publish Date: 5/23/2020 
The District Child Protection Unit Kohima informed that a baby boy was abandoned
 and found near Old NST Kohima town on May 22.
The baby boy was taken to hospital for medical test by Child Welfare Committee
 (CWC) Kohima and kept at Radiant Educational Society (Specialized adoption
 Agency) SSA Kohima. Stating this, Kohima DCPO Povezo Puro informed the
 parents or relative of the baby child to claim the child by contacting the CWC
 Kohima. Contact no/ 9436601013/8257013521.

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