Police in North Wales are continuing their investigation into the discovery of a deceased infant found on a shoreline in Bangor, Gwynedd. Authorities reported the body was located by a member of the public on Sunday afternoon.

A post-mortem examination confirmed the infant was a female, with initial findings suggesting she may have been in the water for a period of several weeks. Additional forensic tests are underway to provide further details.

Superintendent Llinos Davies of North Wales Police addressed the public, urging the mother to come forward despite potential fears. She emphasized that the mother’s welfare and safety remain a priority for the police as the investigation progresses.

Detectives are actively seeking information from the public to assist in identifying and locating the mother as the inquiry continues. No further details about the circumstances surrounding the case have been released.