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Newborn baby dies after being abandoned in airport toilet by mother who 'didn't want to miss her flight'

 

A newborn baby has died after it was abandoned in an airport toilet by its mother who reportedly left the infant because she didn't want to miss her flight.

 

The baby was found alive in the toilets of Vienna's Schwechat International Airport in Austria by cleaners at around 2am on 10 November. Emergency services were called "immediately" but the child later died in hospital.

 

The baby’s mother, 27, was found close by in the airport terminal "minutes later" in an “unstable condition†and was taken to hospital along with the child. She is said to be recovering.

 

Local media report that the mother left the infant in order not to miss her connecting flight for her journey between Minsk, the capital of Belarus, to Washington DC.

 

The woman, said to be a Nigerian student, has reportedly been arrested and put in pre-trial detention, while officials have ordered a post-mortem to establish the child’s death.

 

Peter Kleeman, press spokesperson for Vienna airport, told The Independent: “I can confirm that on the night of Wednesday 9 November a new born baby was found by airport staff in the toilet in one of the terminals, still alive.

 

“Staff called an ambulance and the local authorities immediately. The mother was found a few minutes later lying nearby in an unstable condition. There aren’t many people in the terminal at that time of night because we don’t have many night time flights, which explains why she wasn’t seen sooner.

 

“The following day, it was confirmed to us that the baby had died, but the mother was recovering.â€

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/newborn-baby-mother-abandons-vienna-airport-toilet-a7420846.html#rssowlmlink

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Not sure what the punishment is for something like this, but I hope it involves a long time in jail...

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I don't get her logic of abandoning the baby in order to not miss the damn flight?! 
Like there are many stories of poor babies getting abandoned but the reason would be that she doesn't want the baby, but this reason is like what...........
Either ways, I feel bad for the babies put in those situations tbh, I don't get why they get pregnant, bring a helpless baby to this world and then just like a blink of an eye they abandon them in toilets or w/e 
In my country few months ago they found a live new born in the dumpster  :cry:   :._.: 
They deserve a really harsh punishment.

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A newborn baby has died after it was abandoned in an airport toilet by its mother who reportedly left the infant because she didn't want to miss her flight.

 

 

Her logic makes zero freaken' sense! Your flight is more important than a living--breathing human being?! 

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"But I hope it involves a long time in jail"

 

... You mean all her freaking life, right?

 

 

Rest in peace little angel. This world sucks and I hope you are in a 'better place' now.

 

Well, at least long enough that she can't naturally become pregnant again.

 

But I honestly doubt she will get any time. Unless they keep her in jail for a trial, then she might get time served.

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