The girl who discovered a two-month-old baby in a stroller near garbage containers on Povda Street shared the details of what happened on social media. According to her, the girl was clean and well-groomed and a change of clothes, baby food and diapers were left beside her. "The boy was ready to be left and just walk away! My heart does not allow me to leave this baby without additional help," wrote the resident of Samara. The story sparked a heated debate. "I look at mine and I really want to hug him and not let him go," wrote one of the city's residents. Another asked the question: "Are there any questions for the father and the state? The comments also said that the girl is fine. One of the townspeople called the hospital to find out if the baby needed help. According to her, she was told that the child did not need anything, and that the parents or relatives had already been found. We will remind that the investigation committee opened two criminal cases. Source: Instagram account ks. Osorgin (owned by Target, whose activity is prohibited in Russia).

The girl who discovered a two-month-old baby in a stroller near garbage containers on Povda Street shared the details of what happened on social media. According to her, the girl was clean and well-groomed and a change of clothes, baby food and diapers were left beside her. "The boy was ready to be left and just walk away! My heart does not allow me to leave this baby without additional help," wrote the resident of Samara. The story sparked a heated debate. "I look at mine and I really want to hug him and not let him go," wrote one of the city's residents. Another asked the question: "Are there any questions for the father and the state? The comments also said that the girl is fine. One of the townspeople called the hospital to find out if the baby needed help. According to her, she was told that the child did not need anything, and that the parents or relatives had already been found. We will remind that the investigation committee opened two criminal cases. Source: Instagram account ks. Osorgin (owned by Target, whose activity is prohibited in Russia).