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Police quiz woman over baby death Mother quizzed over death of baby
(about 5 hours later)
North Wales Police are treating the death of a baby from a village on Anglesey as suspicious. North Wales Police are continuing to question a mother from Anglesey over the death of a young baby.
The two-month-old girl was pronounced dead at Ysbyty Gwynedd in Bangor. The two-month-old girl was taken to hospital from the family home at Llannerch-y-Medd on Anglesey on Wednesday morning.
The baby was taken to hospital from a house in Llannerch-y-Medd on Anglesey on Wednesday morning but was pronounced dead on arrival. The infant was pronounced dead at Gwynedd hospital in Bangor.
North Wales Police say her death is being treated as suspicious "until they know otherwise" and say a woman is helping them with their inquiries. Officers said the death is being treated as suspicious. They said the child's mother was not under arrest, but was "helping with inquiries".
A post-mortem examination is due to be carried out later. Emergency services were called to the house at around 0745 GMT.
According to local people, the baby and her family had moved to Llannerch-y-Medd about six weeks ago and were living in a rented terrace house not far from the centre of the village. A spokeswoman for North Wales Police said: "The death is being treated as suspicious as a matter of procedure.
Villagers have expressed shock on hearing of the baby's death. "A post-mortem by a paediatric pathologist will be carried out later today to establish the cause of death."
Terraced house
The post-mortem examination is due to take place at Liverpool's Alder Hey Hospital under the supervision of a Home Office pathologist.
According to local people, the baby and her family had moved to Llannerch-y-Medd about six weeks ago and were living in a rented terraced house not far from the centre of the village.
The house, in Bridge Street, has been sealed off while forensic examinations and house-to-house enquiries are taking place.
Neighbours said police also removed a number of brown plastic bags containing what are believed to be clothes and other items from the property.