A Haunting Surprise at a Kuantan Bus Stop
In a scene that could have made even the calmest of commuters jumpy, a cleaner on a break at the Kuantan bus terminal found a toilet that wasn’t just clogged—it was overflowing with… scarlet water.
The Unthinkable Discovery
At first, the cleaner blamed the obvious culprit: a sanitary pad that’d gotten stuck. But a closer inspection revealed something far more puzzling—a twisted umbilical cord welded into the plumbing.
When the Madness Hits
She hooked a strong wire to the tangled cord, but the toilet still wouldn’t flush. That’s when the truth hit her like a slap in the face: there was a baby in there. Panic set in quickly as she stepped back, eyes wide, and called for help.
- Immediate Call: She dialed 999 and pulled in nearby taxi drivers as witnesses.
- Police on the Scene: The authorities arrived within minutes, and the toilets were sealed off to preserve evidence.
- We’re Still in Shock: Investigations are ongoing to locate the baby’s whereabouts and understand how this bizarre scenario unfolded.
While the details are still unfolding, this bizarre incident reminds us that you never know what a seemingly ordinary day at a bus terminal could turn into. Stay tuned for more updates on this unsettling case.
Tragic Public Toilet Incident Shocks Community
At the break of dawn on September 20, Kuantan police stumbled upon a chilling scene: a premature, fully‑formed baby’s body hidden inside a toilet that had been sealed for renovation since September 19.
CCTV Unveils the Mystery Woman
- Slept in midnight’s cloak: a woman dressed in black entered the ladies’ restroom at 6 am with a luggage bag.
- Half an hour later, she exited—the wrong way—wearing a baju kurung, leaving the tiny victim behind.
- Evidence points to a bus terminal as the likely drop‑off location.
Police on the Hunt
Kuantan officers are chasing the suspect, hoping the public can help locate her. They’ve called for anyone who saw her into the spot or who knows where she might be.
Post‑Mortem and Legal Ramifications
The infant’s remains are currently being examined at Tengku Ampuan Afzan Hospital, while authorities have classified the case as “concealment of birth by secret disposal of a dead body.”
The offense can land a person up to two years in jail, a hefty fine, or a combination of both.
Disturbing Numbers
Last year, Malaysia’s Women, Family and Community Development Ministry released statistics that revealed over 900 newborns were abandoned between 2010 and 2018. Common hiding spots include public toilets and garbage bins, and heart‑acheingly, only about one‑third of those abandoned infants were ever found alive.
Feeling the Sorrow
While the story takes a very dark turn, communities worldwide are reminded how calling for compassion—both for lost children and those who find themselves desperate—can sometimes feel like a super‑hero’s cape that only lifts when we see the truth. Let’s keep our hearts open, and our eyes on the smallest cries.
