Monday, November 25, 2024

Hi, My Name is...54

Babies are the future of any society. But maybe in the Philippines that is not the case. These kinds of stories might encourage the pro-abortion crowd as abortion remains illegal in the Philippines. In the meantime there is always abandonment.

Hi, my name is 9-month-old baby. After 9 months of having me around my mother decided she did not want me anymore. So, she put me in a bag and left me on inside a tricycle like trash. In fact the tricycle driver told the authorities he though I was trash. When the doctors examined me they found out I was malnourished which means my mother had not been giving me the food I need. 


https://cebudailynews.inquirer.net/520921/9-month-old-baby-abandoned-in-lapu-lapu

The Lapu-Lapu City Police Office (LCPO) is now conducting backtracking to identify the person responsible for abandoning a 9-month-old baby near a boutique in Barangay Poblacion, Lapu-Lapu City on Saturday evening, August 5, 2023.

Police Lieutenant Colonel Christian Torres, chief of the City Investigation Detection and Management Unit (CIDMU), said that they are now reviewing the CCTV cameras near the area where the baby was abandoned.

On Saturday, a tricycle driver turned over the baby girl to the barangay hall.

Torres said that based on their investigation, the tricycle driver told them that someone left the baby in his tricycle unit.

The baby was placed inside an eco-bag.

At first, the tricycle driver thought that it was just trash. The driver was about to throw the eco-bag but was shocked to find out that a baby was inside it.

“Swerte nalang gyud to kay pag-aksyon niya ug butang, nilihok ang bata,” Torres said.

(He was lucky because when he was about to throw the bag, the baby moved.)

The baby is currently admitted at the Lapu-Lapu City Hospital for treatment after they found out that it was malnourished. 

The City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO) provided the needs of the infant.

“Possible sad nga dili taga dinha ang nagbilin,” he added.

(It is possible that the one who left it is not from there.)

Aside from identifying the person who abandoned the baby, Torres said that they are also trying to identify the parents, who may face charges for abandoning their child.

Hi, my name is newborn baby. At 4:00 a.m. just after giving birth to me my mother abandoned me in a tricycle. Luckily the driver saw what she did and rescued me. I was so newborn my placenta was still attached. The driver did not chase after my mother. 

https://mb.com.ph/2024/8/22/newborn-baby-placenta-still-attached-abandoned-in-tricycle-in-rosario-cavite

A newborn infant with a placenta still attached was abandoned in a parked tricycle in Barangay Tejeros Convention in Rosario.

Rosario Public Information Officer Sid Samaniego told the Manila Bulletin that the infant has been officially turned over to the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) on Thursday, Aug. 22.

Early morning on Saturday, Aug. 17, a tricycle driver named Mac Leonardo Dela Cruz discovered the abandoned baby. 

At around 4:00 a.m., Dela Cruz reportedly saw a woman wearing a yellow shirt and pink jogging pants enter a parked tricycle nearby.

A few hours later, Dela Cruz approached the tricycle and saw a newborn infant alone inside, crying and covered in blood.

Dela Cruz sought help from the authorities, and the baby was immediately taken to the Rosario Maternity and Medical Emergency Clinic (RMMEC) for a check-up and medical treatment.

To ensure the baby is in good health, the infant remained under the care of RMMEC until the doctors confirmed the baby was ready for turnover to the DSWD.

Authorities, meanwhile, are backtracking CCTV footage to net the suspect who abandoned the baby.

Hi, my name is dead newborn baby. After giving birth to me my mother abandoned me in a vacant lot. She did not even bother to cut my umbilical cord. After several days the locals noticed a foul stench but did not pay any attention because it is the Philippines and the air always smells. But then the smell became unbearable and that is when a resident found my rotting remains. 


The decomposing body of a newborn baby boy was found in a vacant lot in Purok Celita, Barangay Alijis here on August 21. 

Police Capt. Greeky Cayao, head of Police Station 7, said residents noticed foul odor in the area for several days but paid no attention to the stench. 

A resident checked the area when the smell became unbearable and found the body. 

The baby had an umbilical cord attached to him when he was found. 

Cayao said the baby might have been in the area for three days when he was discovered. 

Police said it is unclear if the baby was alive or dead when he was abandoned. 

Cayao said the baby was subjected to autopsy to determine the cause of death and was later buried.

Hi, my name is abandoned newborn baby boy. After giving birth to me my mother quickly abandoned me. She was so quick that she did not cut my umbilical cord. 


An abandoned newborn baby boy was found on Monday, September 2, in Purok 7, Barangay Santo Cristo, this town. 

Police said that Susan Vegas Angeles, 44, a resident, found the infant whose umbilical cord was still attached.

He was taken to the Sariaya lying-in clinic in Barangay Concepcion and later transferred to the United Candelaria Doctors Hospital in Candelaria, Quezon for further medical attention.

Police are looking for his mother and have coordinated with the Municipal Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) for documentation and assistance.

Hi, my name is 11-month-old baby. My father did not want me so he decided to sell me for 55,000 pesos. The NBI was tipped off and they arrested him. Now I will grow up in the care of the Social Services Development Department of the Quezon City.


https://mb.com.ph/2024/9/18/father-arrested-charged-for-selling-his-11-month-old-baby

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) slapped a Quezon City father of a human trafficking charge after he was arrested in the act of selling his 11-month- old baby for P55,000.

Charged before the Quezon City Prosecutor's Office was Kenneth Crisologo who was arrested last Sept. 3 during an entrapment operation conducted by agents of the NBI's Special Task Force (NBI-STF).

The NBI said "the case stemmed from an information received by the NBI-STF that Subject Crisologo is engaged in selling his own child online.”

“NBI-STF operatives were able to engage with Subject Crisologo, who confirmed that Subject was indeed selling a baby in exchange for P55,000,” it said.

“With this development, NBI Director Jaime B. Santiago instructed the operatives of NBI-STF to conduct an entrapment operation to arrest the Subject,” it added.

The entrapment operation was conducted in barangay (village) Pag-asa, Quezon City that “resulted in the arrest of Subject Crisologo in the act of selling his 11-month old child.”

After Crisologo's arrest, the NBI said the child was turned over to the Social Services Development Department of the Quezon City.

Hi, my name is 7-month old baby. I used to sleep in the same bed as my parents. At the foot of the bed they kept a pail full of water which they used to wash me. For some reason the pail was always full. In the middle of the night I rolled off the bed and into the pail where I drowned. 


A seven-month-old baby boy died after he drowned in a pail of water in their house in Barangay Sum-ag here on Monday, Oct. 21. 
Police Master Sgt. Rutthan Guardafe, chief investigator of Police Station 9, said the victim’s parents discovered their son drowning around 7:30 a.m. 
Guardafe said that the victim’s parents would often put a pail at the end of their bed to enable them to easily clean their son. 
The victim’s parents suspect that their son might rolled over their bed and fell into the pail. 
The baby was taken to a hospital where he was declared dead.

Hi, my name is unborn baby. My father's friend came over and showed off his .38 caliber pistol. All of a sudden the gun went off and hit my mother in the abdomen. The bullet killed me instantly. 

https://mb.com.ph/2024/11/3/unborn-baby-killed-in-accidental-firing-in-cadiz-city

An eight-month-old unborn baby was killed by a stray bullet in Purok Zone 4, Barangay VF Gustilo, Cadiz City, Negros Occidental on All Souls’ Day.

Police said that a 35-year-old man was showing his .38 caliber revolver to his friend with his 34-year-old live-in partner nearby when the firearm accidentally discharged and hit the abdomen of the woman.

The victim was taken to a hospital here but the baby did not survive. 

The man surrendered to a barangay official and was arrested by the police on Sunday, Nov. 3.

He turned over the firearm with five bullets and a fired cartridge.

Police Lt. Col. John Joel Batusbatusan, Cadiz police chief, said that both parties have discussed a settlement as they considered it as a case of accidental firing.

However, he said the man may still face charges for illegal possession of firearm and ammunition.

Hi, my name is six-year-old daughter. I am not a baby but close enough. My father accused me of stealing a bracelet and cash from a neighbor. Instead of asking me what happened he stabbed me to death. 


https://mb.com.ph/2024/11/21/father-stabs-6-year-old-daughter-to-death-in-surigao-del-norte

Police arrested a 23-year-old man for allegedly assaulting and stabbing his six-year-old daughter to death in Mainit town, Surigao del Norte province on Tuesday night, Nov. 19.

Surigao del Norte Police Provincial Police Office (PPO) Director Police Col. Nilo T. Texon, in a report on Thursday, Nov. 21, to Police Regional Office-13 Director Police Brig. Gen. Alan M. Nazarro, said the victim was accused of stealing a bracelet and cash from a neighbor. 

The suspect confronted the victim when she arrived home at 7 p.m. The suspect assaulted and stabbed the victim with a locally made knife called sundangay in the body. 

She was taken to a hospital in Mainit where she was declared dead. The suspect fled but was arrested by the police in a follow-up operation. 

Texon vowed justice for the victim.  

"The Surigao del Norte police remain unwavering in their commitment to ensure justice is swiftly served in this heartbreaking case,” he said, adding, “We urge everyone to remain vigilant and to foster an environment where children can grow up free from violence and harm, and let this incident remind us all of our shared responsibility to protect the most vulnerable members of our community." 

PRO 13-Regional Public Information Office chief Police Major Jennifer S. Ometer said the suspect is under the custody of the local police for proper disposition and awaiting the filing of appropriate case.

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