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Information reaching Adom News indicates a set of twin babies have been delivered into a public toilet at Ntsin near Cape Coast Castel in the Central Region.
Adom News Central Regional Correspondent, Kafui Justice reported that the incident happened at about 2.50pm today.
The operator of that public toilet, Maame Esi Fynba told Kafui Justice the babies were discovered by another visitor to the toilet minutes after a teenage girl had visited the toilet and left.
But Maame Fynba could not confirm whether the young lady suspected to have delivered the babies into the pit was pregnant.
The babies are said to have sunk into the latrine pit and the particular pit is smeared with the blood of the supposed mother.
Reports say the police have been informed but as the time of going to press, they had still not showed up.
Meanwhile, reliable sources say that area is awash with teenage pregnancy.
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