A 2-year-old girl in Kaohsiung was suspected of being tortured to death. Her 7-year-old sister was placed by the Social Affairs Bureau and her 1-year-old brother was examined in the hospital.

A 2-year-old girl in Sanmin District, Kaohsiung City, was covered in injuries on the evening of the 8th. She was sent to the hospital by her parents for emergency treatment, but she still died. Investigation by the prosecutor found that the girl had bruises on her body, and her 1-year-old brother also had injuries suspected of child abuse. On the 10th, the girl's father, Xiong Man, and mother, Deng, were ordered to be detained without permission. The Gao City Social Affairs Bureau stated today (11th) that the girl's sister, who is under 7 years old, has been placed by the Social Affairs Bureau and is in stable care, while the 1-year-old boy is undergoing examination and treatment in the hospital.

The suspected child abuse case shocked the society. The prosecutor believed that Xiong and Deng were jointly involved in the crime of intentional injury to children and interfering with the development of children under the age of 7. Xiong was also involved in the serious crime of using drugs and driving while using drugs, which was a public danger, and ruled that the ban on detention was allowed.

It is understood that the girl fell from the stairs of her home last week. Although her body was bruised, she was in good condition. Her parents did not send her to the hospital. Unexpectedly, she fell from the stairs again on the evening of the 8th. Due to abnormal health, her parents sent her to the hospital for emergency treatment. She was pronounced dead on the 9th.

The Gao City Social Affairs Bureau stated that it has never received any reports related to the family, has placed the two young children in care, and is cooperating with the prosecutor's investigation.

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