PATHANAMTHITTA: Post-mortem of the baby found dead in the swamp in Pulikeezhu, Thiruvalla has been completed. It is learned that there is no evidence in the post-mortem report to conclude that it was murder. It was found that there were no suspicious injuries on the baby's body. The report said that the dead body was three to five days old and also revealed that the child lost her limbs due to dog bite. The postmortem was conducted at Kottayam Medical College.

To remove the mystery of the incident, it has also been decided to conduct a chemical test of the internal organs. Police concluded that the baby girl was left in the swamp after her death. Investigation has been intensified in the area to get more clarity on the incident. Investigation focusing on CCTV footage is also in progress.

The body of the baby was found in a swamp in Pulikeezhu, Thiruvalla yesterday, shocking the entire state. The body was found when the owner of the establishment working in the building adjacent to the swamp inspected the entire area due to the stench. Later, the police confirmed that the body found was of a six-month-old baby girl. After the incident, there was a suspicion that the baby might have been abandoned after her death.

The results of the chemical examination of the internal organs will be crucial, as the post-mortem did not provide evidence to conclude that it was murder. The case is being investigated by a special team under Thiruvalla DySP. Meanwhile, no cases of missing children have been reported in the nearby police stations. Nomadic families and others camp in this area occasionally. An investigation focusing on them is also in progress.