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| Senior Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: New Zealand
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| Women abandons baby on flight to NZ....WTF Ugly world out there A samoan women on a flight from samoa to New Zealand apparently left her baby in an aircraft's toilet! WTF.... Police waiting to speak to mother - national | Stuff.co.nz
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| Here be the article Police are waiting for a woman, who allegedly abandoned a baby she'd just given birth to on a flight this morning, to recover from surgery before speaking to her. A major investigation was launched following reports that the woman abandoned her newborn baby shortly after a Pacific Blue flight from Apia to Auckland landed about 5.20am today. The woman, believed to be a Samoan citizen, and her child were taken to Auckland Middlemore Hospital later this morning. One News said the woman was trying to exit the airport but had forgotten her passport. She sought help from authorities, who noticed she was pale and bloodstained. The newborn child was found shortly afterwards. It quoted sources as saying that the child was born in the plane's toilet and then abandoned in a rubbish bin. Counties Manukau police spokeswoman Ana-Mari Gates-Bowey confirmed an investigation into whether the child was abandoned was under way. She said the woman was currently undergoing surgery and so we haven't been able to speak to her yet. ''Hopefully we can find out more about what happened then,'' she told NZPA. TVNZ has quoted an Auckland Airport source as saying the baby was found by a cleaner in the rubbish compartment of one of the plane's toilets. The mother is understood to be a 30-year-old Samoan woman. An Auckland Airport spokeswoman said earlier today that: "A member of the Pacific Blue staff has found the baby after the flight had landed." The mother and baby were taken to hospital by St John Ambulance in what the service described as a moderate condition. A Middlemore Hospital spokeswoman said the pair were receiving treatment and both were well. Pacific Blue spokesman Phil Boeyen confirmed a passenger had given birth on board flight DJ94 from Apia to Auckland. The flight – carrying 150 passengers – had arrived at 5.20am, he said. "We are relieved to have been informed by Manukau Counties police that both mother and child are reunited, are well and are now being looked after in hospital." Further inquiry was now a matter for the New Zealand police, he said. Child, Youth and Family was notified and Immigration officials were checking if correct procedures were followed in Samoa about the visa process and whether she appeared pregnant, Radio New Zealand reported. The Citizenship Act was amended in 2005 so that any child born after January 1, 2006 is a New Zealand citizen by birth only if at least one parent is a New Zealand citizen or entitled to reside in New Zealand indefinitely. Source above
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| If she didn't want to raise the baby herself, there are more humane (and legal!) ways to get rid of it. Does NZ have that humanitarian law (forget the name of it at the moment) where a mother can bring a newborn to a police or fire station and leave them in their care with no questions asked or repercussions?
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| "Shooter" ![]() | Very sad.
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| No idea sorry Rapid ,It is indeed very sad
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| Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: A Swede living in Glasgow, Scotland
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| Shame....poor child!
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| The childbirth might have been a kind of trauma or shock for her.Anyway ... poor child.
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| Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Adelaide Sth. Aust.
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| Just not right.....
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| I think she should go straight to jail for life. No chance of parole. Poor little baby.
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| Jesus, there are better ways of giving up a kid.
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| Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Hurst, Texas
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| No kiddin...(sorry...bad choice of words there)...at least give the kiddo over into the care of a stewardess!
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