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Two-month-old baby dies at Rundu

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2025-01-20
Gobabis, 24 December 2019 - Namibian Police Emblem (Photo Contributed) Nampa Gobabis, 24 December 2019 - Namibian Police Emblem (Photo Contributed) Nampa
RUNDU, 20 JAN (NAMPA) - A two-month-old baby died in the Kehemu residential area of Rundu on Saturday.
The Namibian Police Force’s crime investigations coordinator, Deputy Commissioner Bonifasius Kanyetu, confirmed the incident to Nampa and said the baby has been identified as Romanus Clementine Kapango.
He said the baby was not sick and was asleep on the same bed as her mother.
“When the mother woke up around 02h00, she discovered that her baby...
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