Fetus, natagpuan sa isang restroom sa NAIA Terminal 1

- A fetus was discovered in one of the restrooms for women at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 1

- The discovery was made on August 6, Wednesday morning

- According to the report of Philstar, it was a cleaning staff who discovered the human fetus estimated to be around a month-old

- The fetus was wrapped in a blood soaked tissue, which caught the attention of the cleaning staff as she was taking out garbage on routine

An estimated one-month-old fetus was discovered in one of the restrooms of women at the NAIA Terminal 1.

According to Philstar, it was a cleaning staff who made the discovery as she was doing her routine, taking out the trash.

She found a blood-soaked tissue in the garbage bin, in one of the cubicles.

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Immediately, airport police and medical team responded.

Dr. Donita Arnesto confirmed that it was indeed human fetus.

SOCO also took action and the whole incident is being investigated.

This is not the first time that a fetus was discovered in NAIA.

Previously, reports of a male fetus found in a garbage bin .

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Source: KAMI.com.gh