Other requests include residents seeking assistance with cleaning mud accumulation, restoring damaged furniture
The bodies of four babies have been discovered in a storage locker in the western Canadian city of Winnipeg, police said on Tuesday.
Police, who said an autopsy was under way, said they are “speaking with a number of individuals” as part of their investigation into the gruesome discovery.
“It’s too early to say what has transpired,” Constable Eric Hofley told a Press conference, describing the discovery as “disturbing” and “tragic beyond belief.”
He said he was unaware of any missing infants in the city.
Even if it was not a case of foul play, he added, “You’re not allowed to store human remains in a storage locker.”
Local media said an employee at the storage facility made the discovery on Monday afternoon, after tracing a foul smell emanating from the tiny corpses.
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