PETALING JAYA: The health ministry will investigate claims that newborn babies had been “snatched” from their stateless mothers at a government hospital in Sabah and given up for adoption.
Health minister Dr Zaliha Mustafa told the Dewan Rakyat that such incidents should not happen at any medical facility in the country.She said the ministry would look into the police report which the Sabah health department had lodged to deny the allegations. The department did this after its internal investigation found no such incident at any government hospital in the state. Zaliha said her team would meet the officers at the hospital to gather more information on the matter.
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