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Doctors hopeful 9-month-old Hong Kong girl, suspected to be victim of abuse, can undergo operation soon

Woman hired through government-funded scheme was earlier arrested on suspicion of child abuse after baby found to have suffered brain blood clot and fell into coma.

By: scmp.com

Mar 21 2024
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Doctors hopeful 9-month-old Hong Kong girl, suspected to be victim of abuse, can undergo operation soon

Woman hired through government-funded scheme was earlier arrested on suspicion of child abuse after baby found to have suffered brain blood clot and fell into coma.

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