A 34 - year - old woman has been arrested at Enzile village in the Oshikoto Region for alleged concealment of birth . Chief Inspector Ellen Nehale - Kangulu of the Namibian Police Force ' s Community Policing Sub - division told Nampa the woman had hidden her pregnancy from family members and gave birth without informing anyone . ' When family members noticed she was no longer pregnant , they confronted her about it . The suspect allegedly told them she had passed a blood clot , which she disposed of in the nearby bushes ,' Nehale - Kangulu said . The family reported the matter to the police and the woman was taken to hospital , where tests confirmed that she had been pregnant , the chief inspector said . The baby ' s body was found buried at the entrance of the family ' s homestead by the suspect ' s mother on Tuesday , and had already started decomposing . The woman has been admitted to the Omuthiya District Hospital under police guard . In a separate incident , a 47 - year - old man allegedly committed su icide at Onanke village in the Omuntele Constituency on Monday . According to Nehale - Kangulu , the man ' s wife had gone to work at 05h00 while he stayed at home with their eight - year - old son . The boy discovered his father ' s body hanging from a marula tree around 19h00 and informed his aunt , who promptly notified the police . No suicide note was found at the scene . The body of the deceased was taken to the Omuthiya police mortuary .Source: The Namibia News Agency
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