A fruit saleswoman made an unexpected discovery, last Saturday, shortly before 9 a.m., at Ziguinchor Street, Point-E. As she moved to her stall, she discovered an abandoned male newborn on her table. According to the story reported by Libération, the saleswoman, identified under the initials A. L. Diallo, initially believed she was dealing with a simple pile of garbage. She then undertook to remove the bag with the help of a broom. But intrigued…
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A fruit saleswoman made an unexpected discovery, last Saturday, shortly before 9 a.m., at Ziguinchor Street, Point-E. As she moved to her stall, she discovered an abandoned male newborn on her table. According to the story reported by Libération, the saleswoman, identified under the initials A. L. Diallo, initially believed she was dealing with a simple pile of garbage. She then undertook to remove the bag with the help of a broom. But intrigued…