Police confirm newborn found by river, likely born nearby.

According to recent forensic tests, it has been confirmed that a baby boy was born near a river in Sydney on Monday. The discovery of a placenta and umbilical cord prompted emergency services to be called to the Cooks River in Earlwood at 4:30pm on May 27. NSW Police released a statement confirming the gender of the baby and their ongoing search for the mother and child.

It is evident that the police are deeply concerned for the well-being of both the mother and her newborn baby. They are urging the mother to seek urgent medical attention at the nearest hospital. The placenta and umbilical cord were discovered in the midst of mangroves, which has raised even more questions for investigators.

Earlier this week, Burwood Superintendent Christine McDonald expressed her primary concern for the mother's safety. She emphasized the importance of providing her with the necessary support during this time. The police want to assure the public that their investigation is not meant to pass judgement, but rather to ensure the safety of the mother and her child. So far, there is no evidence to suggest that the baby was intentionally harmed.

As the investigation continues, the police are appealing for anyone with information to come forward. They believe that someone in the area may have valuable information that could assist in locating the mother and child. The priority remains the well-being of the mother and child, and the police are working diligently to ensure they receive the proper care.

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