baby abandoned in shopping bag was ‘crying for her life’

A grandmother found a baby with an umbilical cord in a shopping bag at the London playground \"crying for her life \".
Rima Zvaliauskiene, 50, found \"30-
In Newham, east London, there are only a few minutes of babies.
On Friday morning, Rima and her 27-year-old son, Ovidijus Zvaliauskas, found the little girl lying in a Sainsbury bag covered in a bench with a white towel
Since then, the girl has been named Roman by the staff of the hospital.
Rima told her dog Scout how she found the child before calling her son, who ran out of their house in slippers, just 300ft away.
Ovidijus told the publication that the child felt cold and looked pure.
\"It was shocking,\" he added.
I would say that it is inhuman to do such a thing and leave such a child behind.
\"We are very happy that we have helped save the lives of babies.
I\'m glad we were there or the kids might not be able to live long.
Former midwife rima added: \"I was worried, but I knew she was a warrior when I heard her cry.
Georgina Player, who lives around the corner of the scene, said the police came to knock on the door and told her Roman was only 30 years old.
It was only a few minutes when she was found.
Another neighbor, who lives across the playground, said she saw the medical staff running and holding a baby with a towel.
She continued: \"I thought it was a stab wound at first, and I was scared.
It was very cold and it was snowing heavily.
Another local resident said that my neighbor thought the poor woman had children there.
\"I really sympathize with her.
She must be very upset. She did her best.
\"She will know that it will be very busy on the playground and someone will find her.
Police have confirmed that Roman is recovering from a hospital in east London and is in stable condition.
A police spokesman said: \"After the road she was found on, she was informally referred to as the\" Romans \", a small children\'s play area on the Roman road.
\"The child was discovered by a woman who walked the dog with her child after she heard the child cry.
They informed the emergency service immediately after they found out.
No one else was present.
She was found beside the park bench and was not hidden.
The child was found in a white towel shopping bag on the floor.
Shane Clark of Northeast Command said: \"We are increasingly concerned about your welfare and I urge you to contact the police, local hospitals or general practitioners for surgery.
It is very important that we know you are safe.
\"I also urge anyone with information that can help us get this child to come forward with a reunion with her mother.