Bayi bertali pusat maut dicampak dari pangsapuri

GEORGETOWN: Seorang bayi lelaki yang baru dilahirkan meninggal dunia akibat cedera parah di anggota badan, dipercayai dicampak dari sebuah pangsapuri Desa Mawar, Air Itam di sini, semalam.

Bayi itu yang masih bertali pusat, dimasukkan ke dalam plastik sampah berwarna hitam sebelum dicampak dan terjatuh di atas lantai simen gelanggang bola keranjang di pangsapuri berkenaan.

Mayat bayi itu yang ada kesan darah di kaki dan lebam di seluruh badan, ditemui oleh seorang penduduk di pangsapuri berkenaan, kira-kira jam 12.40 tengah hari.
Ketua Bahagian Siasatan Jenayah negeri, Datuk Abu Samah Mat, berkata laporan bedah siasat oleh Jabatan Perubatan Forensik Hospital Pulau Pinang menunjukkan bayi itu mati akibat cedera parah di seluruh anggota badan.

Katanya, laporan berkenaan menunjukkan beberapa tulang anggota badan bayi berkenaan patah dan siasatan awal mendapati mangsa dicampak dari tempat yang tinggi.

“Berikutan itu, polis mengklasifikasikan kes ini sebagai kes bunuh dan disiasat mengikut Seksyen 302 Kanun Keseksaan,” katanya di sini, semalam.

Dalam kejadian itu, polis menerima panggilan daripada orang awam kira-kira jam 1 petang mengenai penemuan mayat bayi berkenaan.

Siasatan polis mendapati bayi berkenaan baru dilahirkan beberapa jam sebelum ditemui. Bagaimanapun, sehingga kini polis belum dapat mengenal pasti keturunan bayi berkenaan.

Abu Samah meminta orang ramai yang mempunyai maklumat mengenai kes itu supaya tampil membantu siasatan.

Sementara itu, R Vijayananthini, 21, yang menemui mayat bayi berkenaan, berkata dia dalam perjalanan ke rumah ibu saudaranya sebelum ternampak plastik hitam dengan sebelah kaki bayi terjulur keluar.

Dia yang menyangkakan kaki yang terjulur itu adalah kaki anak patung, membuka plastik berkenaan dan mendapati mayat bayi yang masih bertali pusat serta mempunyai kesan darah.

Vijayananthini, yang terkejut bercampur takut, memanggil abangnya dengan memberitahu perkara itu sebelum menghubungi polis.

“Ini satu perbuatan yang tidak berperikemanusian kerana sanggup membuang anak tanpa rasa kasihan,” katanya.

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Laban Rata Mt. Kinabalu

The gateway to the top of Borneo ! Kinabalu Park is located at 1, 558 metres above sea level and is approximately 2 hours bus ride from the State Capital. The park covers an area of about 754 sq. km with altitudes ranging from 600m up to the summit of Mount Kinabalu at 4,095.2 metres.

Popular for its cool climate among the local people, Kinabalu promises to enchant naturalists with its rich flora and fauna. It carries lowland, mountain and alpine vegetation on a scale that is not seen elsewhere between the Himalayas and the New Guinea. It boasts to having the largest flower in the world – Rafflesia and more than 1500 species of orchids in its vicinity.

Poring Hot Springs Ranau

Located 39 kilometers northward is the Park’s station at Poring Hot Springs. Chartering is virtually the only way to get there. You can soak yourself in the skin-curative properties of a hot sulphur bath, take the various trails leading through rich lowland forest, mountain streams and waterfalls towards the bat caves. Do some bird watching along the way through your binoculars. There is also a playing field and volleyball court if you are game-inclined.

At the Poring Hot Springs, if you are lucky you may see a Rafflesia, the world’s largest flower, in bloom. You can also visit the Orchid garden that contains a wide selection of the local species, some of which are endemic to the area and very rare. Butterflies and moths are also seen around the area. Make your way gingerly along the swaying tree top canopy walkway. You will be rewarded with new insights of the tropical forest and eye-to-eye view of its tree top denizens. Look down, and you will probably see and iridescent cloud, a host of butterflies hovering below you, their fluttering burnished many-coloured wings reflecting the sunlight filtering through the verdant forest leaves.

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Mesilau Nature Resort

Imagine being surrounded by 600 million years old of rainforest and pampered by attentive staff and luxurious accommodation. The feeling can be described as just ‘awesome’. Mesilau is a brand new nature destination at its best.

Located in the Kinabalu area, Mesilau stands in between the Kinabalu Park and the Poring Hot Springs. Its elevation is at approximately 2,000 metres above sea level. One will feel a strong sense of nature as Mesilau is on the Pinousuk Plateau which is richly endowed with flora and fauna. The cool climatic condition in the highlands combines with the mist and evergreen environment creates an exotic and mysterious atmosphere.