Police investigating after a foetus found on a dump site at Walter Sisulu University campus
Msobomvu police are investigating a case of concealment of birth after a foetus - a still-born baby girl, believed to be four months old was found at a dumping place of the Walter Sisulu University's Butterworth campus.
"The foetus was found on Tuesday, at about 07:00, at Walter Sisulu University, Bika campus, Butterworth, not far from the residence of both female and male students," said police spokesperson, Captain jackson Manatha.
"It is believed that it was dumped on the night of Monday 29 January 2018.
"No one has been arrested yet."
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