A newborn baby who went missing at Mamprobi Polyclinic has been safely reunited with its mother after a suspect was arrested. The incident sparked anxiety in the Mamprobi community, but relief followed the arrest and reunion.
The incident happened when the suspect posed as a relative or health worker, gaining access to the maternity ward. The suspect convinced staff the baby needed routine checks, and the newborn was taken.
Hospital authorities were alerted, and an internal search was conducted. When the baby wasn’t found, police were informed, and investigations began. CCTV footage and witness statements led to the suspect’s arrest.
Hospital authorities were alerted, and an internal search was conducted. When the baby wasn’t found, police were informed, and investigations began. CCTV footage and witness statements led to the suspect’s arrest.
The Ghana Police Service tracked the suspect down, and they’re currently in custody, assisting with investigations. Authorities haven’t disclosed the suspect’s identity as investigations continue.
In an emotional reunion, the baby was returned to its mother, bringing joy to the family and hospital staff. Medical checks ensured the baby was stable, and both mother and child are doing well.
The incident sparked concern across Mamprobi, with calls for tighter security in maternity wards. Child welfare advocates urge health institutions to strengthen identification protocols and surveillance.
Police investigations are ongoing to determine the circumstances and whether others were involved. Authorities assure the public that legal action will be taken against anyone found culpable, reigniting discussions on hospital security and newborn safety protocols.