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Vietnamese maid nabbed for abusing baby: police

2018-01-30 07:56
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The Judiciary Police (PJ) arrested a Vietnamese domestic helper on Sunday for the alleged physical abuse of a six-month-old boy, PJ spokeswoman Yeung Sau Chan said during a regular press conference yesterday.

According to Yeung, the baby was still in a life-threatening condition yesterday afternoon following emergency hospital treatment.

Yeung identified the suspect as a 32-year-old woman surnamed Nguyen.


Judiciary Police (PJ) spokeswoman Yeung Sau Chan addresses yesterday’s regular press conference. Photo: Tony Wong

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