Mother went dancing, little girl was bitten to death by giant rat

The twin brother was lucky to escape death because his mother took him to the party while his 3-month-old sister died in pain.

The area where the incident occurred was shaken.

A 3-month-old baby girl in South Africa was recently mauled to death by a giant rat after her mother left her alone at home to attend a party. The baby was left on her bed and unattended when the animal appeared and attacked.

The 26-year-old mother was arrested and charged with manslaughter after returning home from a party in Katlehong, Johannesburg, South Africa. Luckily, her twin, Lucky, survived because she was with her at the party.

The rat that bit the little girl to death is said to be similar in size to the animal in the picture.

Witnessing the scene of the rat attack on the 3-month-old baby, a neighbor living nearby said: “The baby died in agony. It was bitten by rats and bled to death. I want that evil mother to be locked up.”

“She just liked to party all night long,” said Noluthando Mtshali, the daughter of the 26-year-old mother’s landlord. Mtshali said she was too shocked to look at the scene. Neighbors said it was not the first time the mother had left her children alone. When asked who would take care of the children, the mother always gave the excuse that her sister was watching over them.

“The young mother came home in the early morning with her new boyfriend. They sneaked in through the window because they lost their keys and found her dead child,” Mtshali said. The homeowner, Mama Sesi, said the area was infested with rats. According to neighbors, the young mother often left her children crying all night until they got tired and fell asleep.

Baby girl Lunathi was bitten to death by rats in 2011.

The three-month-old twin is currently being cared for by his biological father. The couple divorced a long time ago and the father has a new girlfriend.

Previously in 2011, Lunathi Dwadwa, 3 years old, was attacked and killed by a giant rat while she slept in her home in Cape Town.

According to Dan Viet