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Havens of hope open their arms to forsaken infants

By He Dan in Beijing and Cang Wei in Nanjing | China Daily | Updated: 2013-12-14 07:57

It took only an hour for the silent alarm to be triggered after Nanjing Children's Welfare Institution opened its "safe haven" for abandoned babies on Tuesday.

Jin Jiangying, the nurse on duty, rushed to the small but secure building and found a newborn boy wrapped in a colorful blanket.

He had been left in a crib provided at the haven along with feeding bottles, milk powder, diapers and clothing.

Havens of hope open their arms to forsaken infants

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