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Baby's body found at waste site Baby's body found at waste site
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The body of a baby boy has been discovered in a black bin liner at a Lincolnshire waste site. The body of a newborn baby boy has been discovered in a black bin liner at a Lincolnshire waste site.
The baby was found at the Greenstar Recycling Plant in Mill Lane, Addlethorpe, on Thursday morning. The baby's body was wrapped in a heavily bloodstained cloth, at the Greenstar Recycling Plant in Addlethorpe, on Thursday morning.
A worker checking for glass in material brought to the site for recycling made the find, said police.A worker checking for glass in material brought to the site for recycling made the find, said police.
A search is now on to trace the mother of the baby. Police believe the mother could be very poorly and in urgent need of medical attention. A search is now on to trace the mother. Police believe the mother could be in urgent need of medical help.
Detectives believe the baby, who was white, died after a traumatic birth.
National search
They are working on the possibility that the mother could have come from anywhere in the country.
The baby was not still-born and a post-mortem examination is being held to discover how he died.
It is understood the infant suffered a number of injuries after death as a result of being put in the back of a dustcart.
A source close to the investigation said: "We need to talk to the baby's mother. She is potentially very, very ill.
"The way it looks is that there has been a traumatic birth and the baby has died shortly afterwards from the trauma of the birth.
"We need to find the mother because her life could be in danger.
"We are doing checks with hospitals and doctors' surgeries as well as with the NHS nationally because the mother could potentially come from anywhere."
Officers said they would release further details during the afternoon.Officers said they would release further details during the afternoon.
The recycling site is on an industrial estate near Skegness an handles both commercial and local authority waste.
Greenstar said it had no comment at this time.