15-day-old child buried alive! No claim for medical expenses


Published: 03:16 8 July 2024
The child is only 15 days old. But a person buried his baby alive claiming that he did not have the financial capacity to treat him.
A tragic incident happened in Pakistan's Sindh province. The accused person has been arrested by the police. He admitted the crime. Pakistani media ARY News reported this in a report on Sunday (July 7).
A man named Taiyab has been arrested for the heinous crime of burying his 15-day-old baby girl alive in Sindh's Tharushah, police officials said.
Citing his own poverty, Tayyab claimed that he could not afford the medical expenses of his infant daughter. And for this reason, he buried him in a sack.
ARY News reports that the police have registered a case against the accused Taib and he has already confessed to his crime.
According to the police, the child's body will be exhumed from the grave and post-mortem will be conducted after the order of the court.
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