A young woman found a newborn baby in front of a Pentecostal Church in the Olimpo neighborhood of the Buenos Aires town of Lomas de Zamora, next to a letter that asked: “Please take good care of it.” I was going to the fair, which is held every Saturday, and a lady comes to the place and says: ‘there is a baby crying’, but I was afraid to grab it. Then I approached and picked him up,” explained Antonella Sambran, in dialogue with TN, where she recounted how she found the little one and enabled her personal contact for those who want to collaborate.
“I took it out of the bag and told the lady that I was a mother and I could feed it,” he added, while detailing that next to the baby was a message detailing his name and an alleged date of birth, which are investigating whether it was indeed true.
They find a newborn baby with a letter: “Please take good care of him” | Source: Facebook Anto Sambran
The letter read: “His name is Jesus, his mother did not endure childbirth and died, his father abandoned him as soon as he was on his way, please take good care of him. I’m from the street, I have nothing for him, I don’t want him to go hungry like me or cold. He was born on September 8 at 4.30 am.” Minutes later, police officers intervened and transferred Jesus to the Gandulfo hospital, where he was treated by health personnel and left for observation in the Neonatology service.
“The baby was in good general condition,” said the executive director of the Hospital, Fernando Guerrero, and highlighted the work of the doctors who reviewed the child, in statements compiled by Télam. To his words were added those of a doctor who reaffirmed that Jesus “was in good health” and “was not hypothermic.” “By some data of the physical examination one can approach, he did not have the umbilical cord but it can fall after two days, it depends on each cord,” he concluded. Line 102 is dedicated to specialized attention to the rights of children and adolescents. It is a free and confidential service, and you can communicate in any situation of violation of rights. In an emergency, it is also recommended to contact 911.
