The so-called life window is open in Zagreb, a place where mothers can anonymously leave unwanted children. The window is located within the monastery of the visit of Mary, with the Chapel of the corpus domini on Trešnjevci in Mošćenička Street.
Each mother can open the window and leave a child without fear of revealing identity.
Namely, although the baby’s room is equipped with a video surveillance, he does not look at the street, but exclusively on the crib, ie an incubator with a heated gel. The moment a child is placed in him, the alarm of monks in the monastery and on the cell phone Alberta Vrdoljak, President of the Association Bethlehem Zagreb.
Honorable siblings check the video surveillance and the ports of the baby in the convent, after which it is taken by Vrdoljak and informs the competent services, transmits Index.
By the way, this practice in the world works from the end of the 90s. In the US there are over 70 such boxes, and are placed as part of the law that decriminalizes the act of leaving unfinished infants. Today, each of the 50 states have secure refuge laws. Since the first box is set, more than a hundred babies were handed in this way.
Baby boxes are usually found in fire stations, emergency departments and hospitals. The newborn is safe and protected two minutes in the box, and then the alarm adds that warns the competent that the baby is inside, writes Depot.
The first spam box in Brussels was placed in 2021, and in Antwerp back in 2000. On average one baby is found in it, Brussel Times writes. Germany and Switzerland have a similar system.
