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Woman Held for Killing Babies and Storing Them in Freezer

The discovery of two infants who were apparently murdered by their mother and stored in a refrigerator has once again exposed serious loopholes in the countrys system of managing newborn babies that relies only on parents to register childbirths. This has left some 2,000 out of 2.6 million babies who were born from 2015 until last year without any record of registration, while it remains unclear whether they are alive or dead, according to the Board of Audit and Inspection (BAI), Thursday.

Police said that the mother of three had stored them in a freezer in plastic bags, after uncovering the horror during an investigation in the northwestern city of Suwon, South Korea on Wednesday.

SEOUL (The Korea Herald/Asia News Network): A South Korean woman in her 30s, who is alleged to have kept two infant bodies in a freezer at her apartment in Suwon, has been caught.

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A woman has been taken into custody on suspicion of murdering her two newborn children, Gyeonggi Nambu Provincial Police revealed Wednesday. According to the police, a woman in her 30s was taken into custody in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, after the bodies of two babies were found in her fridge. The children were born in November 2018, and November 2019, but were killed immediately and their bodies stored in the fridge,...

A woman was taken into custody Wednesday on suspicion of killing her newborn babies and storing their bodies in a refrigerator in her residence, police said.

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