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Childcare NGO concerned about increase in babies being abandoned in Cape Town

30 September 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

A childcare NGO says it’s concerned about an alarming increase in babies being abandoned. On Monday, police were informed about the body of a newborn baby, which was discovered on a field near …Read More at Source

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