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LUTH Recovers Abandoned Female Infant, Urges Relatives To Reclaim Child

by Eucharia Egwuma
March 10, 2021
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An unidentified female infant who was abandoned at a unit of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) on Wednesday, has been admitted to the Children Emergency Centre of the hospital.

According to a statement signed yesterday by Ag. Head, Corporate Services Division, LUTH, Pius Ewa, on behalf of the Chief Medical Director, the hospital is appealing to relatives of the child to come and reclaim their ward.

“The management is using this medium to appeal to members of the public who may be looking for a baby (female) to visit the Lagos University Teaching Hospital for identification,” it stated.

According to the statement, “Enquiries should be directed to the Corporate Services Division, 2nd Floor, Accident and Emergency Building, LUTH, Idi-Araba (Tel. No. 08126843334/08035454054).

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