
A little girl has reportedly been rescued by a group of women after she was allegedly abandoned in a bush by her mother at Dunkwa-On-Offin in the Central Region.
According to reports, the women came across the helpless child and quickly intervened to save her after discovering that she had allegedly been dumped in the bush.
The timely intervention of the women has since drawn attention to the disturbing circumstances surrounding the incident, particularly the alleged involvement of the child's mother.
Meanwhile, authorities have yet to establish further details about the child's condition, the circumstances leading to the alleged abandonment, and whether the matter has been reported to the police.



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