Newborn Baby Rescued from Rubbish Bin by Scrap Collector in Rayong
A scrap collector in Rayong, Thailand, rescued a newborn boy found in a rubbish bin after hearing faint cries. Police are investigating to identify the mother. Thailand does not have a safe-haven law for anonymous newborn surrender.
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