Woman dumps newborn in bathroom trashcan at Queens hospital, baby clings to life

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A newborn is clinging to life after the baby's mother dumped the child in a bathroom trashcan at the Queens hospital where she gave birth, police sources said.

The woman - believed to be in her 20s - gave birth to the child inside Elmhurst Hospital before she brought the baby to the emergency room bathroom and put it in a trash bin about 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, the sources said.

The mother walked out of the hospital in an unknown direction. Cops are still looking for her.
 

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Baby dumped in hospital trash can died Wednesday, mother may face murder charges


BY
Kerry Burke and Thomas Zambito
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS
Wednesday, May 18th 2011, 9:07 PM

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The newborn girl dumped in a trash can at a Queens hospital last week died Wednesday and her mother could face murder charges, prosecutors said.
The child had been on life support since May 10, when Queens prosecutors say
Dawa Lama abandoned the full-term infant in an emergency room trash can at Elmhurst Hospital.
Lama, who didn't tell anyone she was pregnant, was found sleeping inside her 65th St. home in
Woodside just two hours after she dumped the baby.
"I was in the hospital today when the baby died," said Lama's boyfriend, Bishnu Gurung, who was the father of the baby girl.
"Everybody was just crying," said Gurung, 28, who didn't know Lama was pregnant. "Now we're in the temple, praying and grieving."
Lama, 23, has been charged with assault.
A grand jury will consider upgrading the charge to murder, said
Queens District Attorney Richard Brown.
Brown said Lama would not have been charged with a crime if she had turned the child over to hospital workers.
Under
New York State law, mothers can leave a baby within five days of its birth at any city hospital or fire house with no questions asked.
Lama told cops she feared her mother would discover her pregnancy.