英语新闻：性别歧视导致印度女婴惨遭活埋
Newborn baby girl found buried alive in Indian forest
印度上周发生了一起骇人听闻的活埋女婴案件。虽然婴儿被发现后立刻送往医院，但仍因伤势过重不幸夭亡。
据英国《每日邮报》报 道，该名女婴刚生下来一天就被包在布里，活埋在印度中部印多尔市市郊的一座森林中。她随后被在附近工作的工人发现，立刻送到当地医院治疗。但女婴当时口鼻 流血不止，第二天不治身亡。警方认为，这是一起故意杀害女婴案件，凶手可能是女婴的家人或亲属。
印度滥杀女婴已成常态，很多家庭重男轻女严重，导致全国男女性别比例严重失衡。据联合国儿童基金会2006年
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显示，从1986年起，印度共有一千万女童被堕胎或被杀害。去年，医学杂志《柳叶刀》(Lancet)称，印度每年有50万女婴因为性别原因被堕胎。
A newborn baby girl who was found horrifically buried alive in an Indian forest has died of her injuries.
The baby was just one day old when she was found wrapped in a cloth and half buried under earth and gravel last week, in Mandleshwar forest, outside the city of Indore in the central state of Madhya Pradesh.
She was rushed to a local government hospital with heavy bleeding from her nose and mouth but tragically died the following day from her injuries.
Police believe the baby was abandoned in yet another tragic case of the controversial female foeticide and infanticide crisis that is sweeping India.
Officer B Yadav, from Indore Police, said it is suspected the girl's family had abandoned her and left her to die.
He said: 'We believe family or a close relative had left the baby girl to die. We are checking hospital records and recent births and we're investigating the case but so far we have no leads.
'As it stands the apparent motive is female foeticide and we have registered the case.'
The baby girl was found on June 29th, by locals Radheshyam Kevat and Jagdish Mangilal, who were working in the area and heard the baby's cries.
Jagdish Mangilal, 32, who works as a local tree planter, said: 'We heard howling and we thought it was some animal but then we realised it sounded like a baby so we went to check.
'We were so shocked to see a baby moving, it was pretty devastating and we quickly informed the police. It's amazing the baby survived as the area is crawling with wild hungry animals.'
Female Foeticide is rife in India, as many families prefer having baby boys to girls. It's a nation wide crisis and recent figures have estimated that there are now 750 females to every 1000 males in the country.
A UNICEF report in 2006 revealed that 10 million girls were killed - either before they were born or immediately after - by their parents from 1986 in India.
Last year, the medical journal Lancet stated that 500,000 girls in India were being lost annually through sex-selective abortions.
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