Photos: Amazing Moment Abandoned Australian Baby Was Rescued From A Drain



A new picture has emerged of the moment a newborn baby boy was plucked from a drain in Quakers Hill, western Sydney, after allegedly being dumped last Tuesday. A police officer can be seen cradling the child as the cyclists who heard his cries on Sunday morning watch on. Meanwhile, the mother charged with the boy’s attempted murder has been allowed to name her son. On Monday, the woman’s family broke their silence, telling Daily Mail Australia: ‘We’re a strong family. We’re just taking it a day at a time,’

Why did the mother carry the pregnancy for 9 months only to abandon her baby in a drain? God has a strong purpose for this child else he’d have died. More pictures below;







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