Serbians call for further probe on baby trafficking allegations

Serbians call for further probe on baby trafficking allegations

Serbian woman Mirjana Novokmet (R) talks in Belgrade on June 24, 2015, about her experience of losing her newborn son at a hospital in Belgrade in January 1978 during the country's Yugoslavia days, saying the hospital told her the next morning that the boy died but refused to show her the body. There are about 6,000 such cases of suspected child trafficking in the country since the 1960s, according to the Serbian parliament's research. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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