A day-old baby boy abandoned in a bush near the Bole customs barrier, on the Bole-Bamboi highway in the Savannah Region, has been rescued.
The baby was found on Friday night at about 10 p.m.
A young man who found the baby told Adom News he was attending to nature's call in the bush when he heard the cry of a baby.
He drew closer and saw the baby lying in the bush wrapped in a cloth.
The young man narrated that he quickly called the Assembly man for Chorebang who in turn informed the police.
The police rushed to the scene with a motorbike to pick up the baby and sent him to the Bole district hospital for medical attention.
The crime officer at Bole, ASP Wisdom Pavis who confirmed the story said the baby is still at the hospital doing well.
ASP Pavis said they are yet to get in touch with the Bole district social welfare to decide the way forward.
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