Investigations are now underway in relation to the discovery of a fully formed foetus in a rubbish bin along Queen Elizabeth Drive, Suva.
The foetus was found in a plastic bag at around 3 this morning by a man collecting empty bottles near a children's park.
Police said this is a worrying issue as certain individuals are disregarding the value of life by carelessly disposing the body of a baby in such circumstances.
Meanwhile, the search continues for the mother of the fully formed foetus found earlier this month in Nabua.
Unleaded fuel, premix, and gas prices will drop from tomorrow; however, people will need to pay a little bit more for kerosene and diesel.
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