SINGAPORE - The police are investigating a case of a baby boy found in a private residential estate near Upper Paya Lebar Road on Monday .
A police spokesman said on Tuesday that they received a call for assistance at around 7.45pm in Tai Keng Gardens."There were no visible injuries on the baby and his condition was stable," the spokesman added.
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