A Shocking Story from Ipoh: Baby Found Bloodied on a Roof
The Mother‑daughter Mystery
The Incident – A newborn, still tied to its umbilical cord, was discovered drenched in blood on a second‑story roof.
The Suspect – A 16‑year‑old girl from a nearby house is believed to have dropped the baby out of a bedroom window.
The Baby’s Condition – The infant is critically wounded from a nine‑metre fall and is now receiving urgent care for head injuries.
Police Insight*
The Ipoh district chief, A. Asmadi Abdul Aziz, told the media that a neighbour‑witness heard a loud thud and found the tiny, blood‑streaked bundle. Blood spots even showed up on the teen’s window frames and bedsheets, hinting that the tragedy unfolded right at home.
The Teen’s Plight*
The girl was rushed to the hospital, but she hasn’t spoken yet because she’s still weak from bleeding after giving birth. Her family was surprised by her pregnancy—they only noticed her “extra weight” when she stayed home for the movement control order.
A Trend of Tragedy*
This case adds to a recent series of heartbreaking child abandonment incidents in Malaysia.
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Earlier Cases: Teen‑Murder in Penang
The 13‑Story Jump
The Claim – A college student allegedly rushed a newborn out of a 13‑floor apartment window on 10 July.
The Outcome – The baby suffered devastating head injuries and didn’t survive.
The Aftermath – Authorities file a murder charge against the 18‑year‑old, who could face the death penalty if convicted.
Police Report*
The story grew out of a resident’s call after the baby’s body was found at a parking area. The teen reportedly woke up with a stomach ache, and in panic, she wrapped the infant in a T‑shirt before dropping it.
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A Short Takeaway
These distressing cases remind us how fragile life can be—especially when young parents make drastic, ill‑judged decisions.
With both the Ipoh and Penang incidents, authorities urge communities to watch out for signs of distress and intervene before it’s too late.
(All details are reported with the utmost care; any further updates will come from official sources.)*
