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Newborn safely recovered, three women detained

ICT Police recover newborn from PIMS, three women held for questioning.

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Newborn safely recovered, three women detained
Police officers examining the recovered newborn at PIMS.

Key Takeaways

  • Newborn taken from PIMS recovered safely.
  • Three women held by ICT Police.
  • Incident reported late at night.

The Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) Police have successfully recovered a newborn who was reportedly taken from the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) late at night. The baby was found safe and sound, according to a statement from the Associated Press of Pakistan.

In response to the reported abduction, the ICT Police launched a swift operation, which led to the recovery of the child and the detention of three women suspected of involvement in the incident. The women are currently being held for further investigation.

PIMS, a leading medical institution in Pakistan, has been closely involved in the case. The hospital authorities have stated that they are cooperating fully with the police to ensure the safety and well-being of the newborn.

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The incident highlights the ongoing efforts of law enforcement agencies to protect vulnerable individuals, particularly children, in the capital city. The swift action taken by the ICT Police has reassured the public of their commitment to such cases.

The safety of the newborn has been confirmed, and the child is currently under the care of medical professionals at PIMS. The hospital has assured the public that the baby is in good health and is receiving the necessary medical attention.

The three women detained by the ICT Police are yet to be formally charged. Their identities and the exact roles they played in the abduction are still under investigation. The police have stated that they are working diligently to gather evidence and establish the full circumstances of the incident.

The incident has sparked discussions among local communities and social media users about the security measures needed to protect children in public places. Many have expressed relief at the swift resolution of the case and hope for continued vigilance from authorities.

The Associated Press of Pakistan is continuing to monitor the situation and will provide updates as more information becomes available.