A baby girl in Liyang, Hunan Province was thrown into a ditch with a snake skin bag

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Beijing News (Reporter Zhou Shiling) On November 8, a reporter from the Beijing News learned from the Public Security Bureau of Hengyang City, Hunan Province that at 9 am on November 6, Puyang police found snake skin in a ditch near the high-speed rail station. Bag, there is a baby girl inside. At present, the baby girl has been taken care of in Liyang Children's Welfare Institute, and the public security agency has been involved in the investigation. Baby girl. Source: Official Weibo of Hengyang Public Security Bureau of Hunan Province The official Weibo of the Public Security Bureau of Hengyang City of Hunan Province released news at 8 pm on November 7th. At 9 am on November 6, the Sanshun Police Station of the Public Security Bureau of Liyang City received 110 police. An abandoned baby was found beside the station. After the policemen from the Sanshun Police Station came to the scene, they saw a snakeskin bag in a ditch at the intersection in front of Puyang West Station. When looking through the snakeskin bag, the police found that there was a baby girl, two or three months old, who was crying aloud, except for her white vest and red clothes, she had no identity information. On the morning of that day, the police conducted an investigation and visit near the place where the crime occurred, and the surrounding people said that they did not know the baby girl. The baby girl was then taken to the Liyang Children's Welfare Home for care. At present, the public security organs have been involved in the investigation. The Hengyang police urged the children's family members to contact the Sanshun Police Station of Liyang Public Security Bureau as soon as possible. Contact: Police Officer, 13762470789. Police caution that intentional abandonment of a baby is a violation of criminal law. According to Article 261 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China, those who are old, young, sick, or otherwise unable to live independently shall bear the obligation to support and refuse to support them. , Detention or control.