Indore: New born baby stolen from hospital premises
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Amidst the tight security at the state-run Maharaja Yeshwantrao Hospital in Indore, a shocking incident of a new born baby being stolen has been reported recently.
It is not a just a security nightmare for the hospital administration, but also family member who became victim of the green-suit clad unidentified woman; who has left them in grief.
More shocking are the reported facts on the case in which this unidentified woman swiftly made her way through three channel gates of the secured hospital campus. After grabbing hold on the baby, she smoothly moved out by giving an easy slip to the security guards on duty. All this while she was carrying the baby with her, and even her disguise with a scarf on her head did not raise any suspicion. She was, however captured on the CCTV camera installed at the hospital.
It is not a just a security nightmare for the hospital administration, but also family member who became victim of the green-suit clad unidentified woman; who has left them in grief.
More shocking are the reported facts on the case in which this unidentified woman swiftly made her way through three channel gates of the secured hospital campus. After grabbing hold on the baby, she smoothly moved out by giving an easy slip to the security guards on duty. All this while she was carrying the baby with her, and even her disguise with a scarf on her head did not raise any suspicion. She was, however captured on the CCTV camera installed at the hospital.
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