Baby girl found on North Wales shore may have been in water weeks

Summarised from 6 outlets · Updated 1 Oct, 15:02 · Archive

The body of a baby girl was found on a shoreline in Bangor, North Wales on Sunday.

The body of a baby girl was discovered on the shoreline in Bangor, Gwynedd on Sunday afternoon. A post-mortem examination suggested she may have been in the water for weeks. North Wales Police have launched a major inquiry and are urgently searching for the baby's mother. A police cordon has been put in place at Siliwen Road near the Menai Strait where the body was found.

How it is being reported

• Baby girl whose body was found on Welsh shore may have been in water 'for a few weeks', police sayDaily Mail · 1 Oct, 14:20
• Newborn baby girl found dead on shoreline may have been in water for weeksMetro · 1 Oct, 14:08
• Baby girl found on UK shoreline 'may have been in the water for a few weeks'Daily Express · 1 Oct, 14:08
• Police give update on death of baby girl found on Welsh shorelineThe Independent · 1 Oct, 14:01
• Baby girl found dead on Bangor shoreline ‘may have been in water for weeks’The Mirror · 1 Oct, 14:00
• Baby girl whose body was found on North Wales shoreline may have been in water for weeksSky News · 1 Oct, 13:42

In this story: North Wales Police · Bangor · Gwynedd · Menai Strait

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