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The Utena County Chief Police Station received a report early this morning, around 5 o’clock, that in the village of Šeimyniškėliai (Anykščiai District) a man had found a dead newborn baby in a friend’s house, in an open-air bath.
Upon arrival of police officers in the garden, a dead newborn with an unidentified sex umbilical cord was found in the area. The former woman in the home was taken to a medical institution due to her state of health.
According to unofficial data, the mother’s condition is serious, but there is no danger to life.
According to preliminary data, the woman’s age is about 20 years old, the people were unknown to both the police and social services so far. Specialists have yet to collect more detailed information about the family, and sensitive personal data (such as whether a woman is raising more children or who may be the father of a deceased newborn) are generally retained.
A pre-trial investigation has been initiated pursuant to Article 129 of the CC of the Republic of Lithuania. 2 d. (Murder).
Officials explain the circumstances of the incident.
The mother’s grandmother told Lietuvos Rytas television that her granddaughter was “constantly ill” and that she herself did not even know she was recently pregnant.
“Are there few women who have miscarriages?” The grandmother asked rhetorically, unaware of her granddaughter’s pregnancy.
On the same Thursday afternoon, the country’s first lady, Diana Nausėdienė, reacted to the event by promoting social responsibility in the media, informing the public about such disasters.
“The reasons why women who have just given birth are still determined to take that step are many and varied. One may wonder why people in our society still find themselves in such difficult situations and make such drastic decisions. And One may ask: how can I take and change the situation? How do I react, can I be more socially sensitive, more active? What untapped opportunities do I have as a social partner? What can I do to prevent this from happening again? ” D. Nausėdienė is quoted in the report of the Office of the President.
The proposal of the president’s spouse to journalists: popularize the addresses of crisis pregnancy centers, life cells in Lithuanian cities, contacts of psychological services and other assistance services.
“It is important for women and men to realize that a baby can be safe in the cell of life, without depriving the baby of his life, without endangering his health and without fear of legal persecution,” she says. D. Nausėdienė.
Incidentally, the First Lady also recalled the event in Panevėžys: “During the year, knowledge about abandoned and abandoned newborns comes to us more than once. This week we were surprised by an event in which a newborn was left on the stairs. Fortunately, he was saved. “
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