G. Nelson Gbotoe, a relative of the mother told FrontPageAfrica, “We took our daughter and her baby to the LAC hospital for treatment but on Monday morning we got a call that the baby got missing from the hospital”. He stressed that the government of Liberia have played deaf ears to the “evil deeds” that have happened on the LAC plantation. The Human Resource Manager of the Company told a reporter that the company’s action to ban the journalists was due to the Coronavirus outbreak. When contacted the County Superintendent Janjay Baikpah promised to visit LAC plantation to get more details before commenting on the issue. In 2019, Fayiah Kettor, 40, who was an employee of the Company, went missing while he was undergoing treatment at the same hospital.

Source: Front Page Africa March 18, 2020 06:45 UTC