A six-week-old infant, abducted by her parents in Épinay-sur-Seine, France, has been safely recovered. The child, named Dalia, was discovered on Saturday after being brought to a hospital in Lille. This information was confirmed by the prosecutor, Eric Mathais, from the Bobigny district.
Details of the Recovery
Dalia, who has a heart condition requiring medical attention, was found alive at 4:05 PM at the Saint-Vincent de Paul Hospital in Lille. She was delivered by an unidentified woman, whose face was concealed by a veil and a surgical mask. The authorities have not yet disclosed the identity of the woman or her motivations.
Ongoing Investigations
While the alert for the kidnapping has been lifted, investigations continue for Dalia’s siblings, Nael, aged 18 months, and Eline, aged 2.5 years. The prosecutor emphasized that the search efforts for the missing children remain a priority.
Key Facts
- Event: Abduction and recovery of infant
- Location of Abduction: Épinay-sur-Seine, France
- Location of Recovery: Saint-Vincent de Paul Hospital, Lille
- Date of Abduction: Thursday
- Date of Recovery: Saturday
- Age of Recovered Infant: Six weeks
- Condition of Recovered Infant: Suffers from heart condition
- Other Missing Siblings: Nael (18 months), Eline (2.5 years)
As the situation develops, authorities are committed to locating the remaining siblings and ensuring the safety of other vulnerable children in the region.
