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Police officers and cleaners inspect the contents of a bin at a rubbish chute, after a baby was found alive among rubbish in a bin at a public housing estate in Singapore, January 7, 2020. Lim Yaohui/The Straits Times via Reuters
SINGAPORE—Rubbish collectors rescued a baby from a bin at the bottom of a trash chute in Singapore on Tuesday, Dec. 7, an MP and media said, a rare case in the wealthy city-state.
Refuse workers found the baby in a bloody plastic bag while clearing the rubbish chute, the Straits Times said, quoting one who said the baby was crying when discovered.
