A Neighbor Offers to Care for the Infant After the Murder of Sivanee Saminaden

A neighbor of Sivanee Saminaden and Beltrami Bolzalo Kemayou has come forward to the Ministry of Gender Equality, offering to take care of their six-month-old baby. According to available information, she regularly looked after the little girl.

However, the ministry emphasizes that a social investigation will be conducted before any decisions regarding the infant's care are made. Authorities claim to be working promptly to ensure the child's best interests are served.

Currently, the baby remains hospitalized. She is receiving close medical attention, her health condition is considered stable, and she is gradually adapting to the supplementary food provided by the hospital. In light of challenges related to her feeding, two mothers have also stepped forward, offering their assistance to breastfeed the child.

Sivanee Saminaden, aged 29, was killed by her husband, Beltrami Kemayou, 24, during a violent domestic dispute in Petit-Raffray on Sunday, January 4th. After the murder, he threw their baby into the backyard before fleeing. However, he was soon caught by bystanders on a nearby bridge and handed over to the police.