Woman tries to sell her baby to pay Sh 1,200 bill in Nakuru
Police are investigating the matter
The child was to be sold to Dorcus Nanjala with whom she had been admitted to the hospital but her baby died a few days after delivery.
Discharged
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As reported by KTN News, Nanjala was discharged three days later and has been mourning the loss at her home in Rongai.
She, however, received a call from Wangui disclosing that there was someone who had delivered a baby, a girl like hers, but was not willing to keep her.
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