A shocking incident unfolded at the Mamprobi Polyclinic, where a newborn baby was reportedly abducted by a woman impersonating a nurse. According to witnesses, the suspect, dressed in a nurse’s uniform, gained access to the maternity ward under the guise of performing routine duties and left with the infant unnoticed.
Authorities confirmed that the baby is still missing, prompting an immediate response from the Ghana Police Service. Investigators are reviewing security footage from the clinic and speaking with staff to trace the suspect’s movements before and after the abduction. Police have also reached out to the public for assistance, urging anyone with information about the woman or the child to come forward promptly.
Incidents of child abduction remain rare but highly alarming, particularly within medical facilities where trust and safety are expected. Hospital authorities are reportedly reassessing their security measures, including access controls and verification protocols for staff entering sensitive areas like maternity wards.
Community members have expressed concern over the safety of newborns in healthcare facilities and are calling for stricter surveillance and identification procedures for all personnel. Officials warn the public to be vigilant and report any suspicious behavior near hospitals and clinics.
The case has sparked wider discussions about hospital security and child protection, highlighting the need for increased awareness among healthcare workers and parents alike. Authorities remain optimistic that with public cooperation and ongoing investigations, the newborn will be safely recovered.
