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A four-month-old infant was hospitalized in extremely poor condition in Patras, Greece, after being brought to the Karamandaneio Children's Hospital. Due to the severity of its health state, the infant was intubated and subsequently transferred to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at the University General Hospital of Patras in Rio for specialized treatment.
Medical evaluations revealed severe signs of neglect and malnutrition. Doctors noted that the infant had not been properly fed by its parents, and hematomas were discovered on its legs. According to statements by Michalis Giannakos, president of the Panhellenic Federation of Public Hospital Employees (POEDIN), the marks on the child's legs are consistent with bites from rodents.
The Hellenic Police have launched an official investigation into the circumstances surrounding the infant's condition, focusing on potential severe parental neglect. Health and law enforcement authorities remain on high alert as the investigation continues.
13 November
Authorities report the four-month-old infant in Patras was admitted to the ICU due to severe parental neglect.
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