A baby girl whose body was found washed up on a Welsh shoreline has been named Ceri by authorities, as the search for her mother continues.
The infant’s remains were discovered by a member of the public near Siliwen Road in Bangor, Gwynedd on the afternoon of Sunday, September 27.
A post-mortem examination on her indicated she may have been in the water for weeks, police said, with officers now working with experts to establish what happened to her and who her parents are.
On Thursday, North Wales Police confirmed she had been given the name Ceri. Superintendent Llinos Daves appealed to members
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