PICS: MT @WSJ: This a wicker basket in India's capital is where people leave unwanted babies. http://on.wsj.com/1ocGj4G pic.twitter.com/QhB3niUXty
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PICS: MT @WSJ: This a wicker basket in India's capital is where people leave unwanted babies. http://on.wsj.com/1ocGj4G pic.twitter.com/QhB3niUXty
@acimccaffrey @WSJ I agree ^ WTF is the hurry that the WSJ cant string together a few words for a simple sentence?
Sad story @WSJ: A wicker basket in India's capital is where people leave unwanted babies http://on.wsj.com/1ocGj4G pic.twitter.com/Q6HDOHsGm5”
@WSJ A wicker basket in India's capital is where people leave unwanted babies http://on.wsj.com/1ocGj4G Can't even imagine abandoning a child
"Infant (abandnmnts) have declined...staff suspects an increase in child-selling..."
MT @WSJ: http://on.wsj.com/1ocGj4G pic.twitter.com/k0Md0H0oP4
@WSJ Thank God there is a place for these kids...
@WSJ hmmmm
“@WSJ: This a wicker basket in India's capital is where people leave unwanted babies. How dreadfully sad is that
Wicker basket in India where unwanted babies left.
http://on.wsj.com/1ocGj4G
pic.twitter.com/y0lPxwr9VJ #infanticide #abandonment via @WSJ
@WSJ Grammar.
“@WSJ: Wicker basket in India's capital is where people leave unwanted babies. A photo essay: http://on.wsj.com/1ocGj4G pic.twitter.com/hZMuOnc3qF”
So sad. PRT @WSJ: This wicker basket in India's capital is where people leave unwanted babies. http://on.wsj.com/1ocGj4G pic.twitter.com/INRwxWVUE7
@CollinsMandy and in johannesburg they dump babies in dustbins
@conradbarham I think that happens everywhere. And there's a wonderful, similar organisation in Jhb South called Hole in the Wall, I think.
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