Conjoined twins dumped in hospital by their parents

A pair of conjoined twins born with two heads, four hands and two feet have been dumped by their parents at Dhaka Medical College Hospital. The infants were abandoned in the paediatric surgery unit at the weekend in Bangladesh’s capital city. Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) Deputy Director Khaja Abdul Gafursaid said: ‘The kids, with […]

A pair of conjoined twins born with two heads, four hands and two feet have been dumped by their parents at Dhaka Medical College Hospital.
The infants were abandoned in the paediatric surgery unit at the weekend in Bangladesh’s capital city.
Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) Deputy Director Khaja Abdul Gafursaid said: ‘The kids, with two heads, four hands and two legs, were born in an unknown clinic in Dhaka and were taken to the DMCH on Friday night.
‘Later, their parents fled leaving the twins at the infant ward.’
The twins currently have no guardian and are now under the supervision of ward master Zillur Rahman, according to the Daily Star.
They are able to move, urinate and cry, said Nasima Akther Beauty, the nurse who is taking care of them.
The case follows soon after another set of conjoined twins were born in the country and taken to the DMCH.
The girls were under the care of Associate Professor Dr Shainoor Islam, according to the twin’s father Raju Miah.
The twins were born on September 28 to farmer Raju and his wife Shahida Begum in Gaibandha, as reported by the Dhaka Tribune.
They were born at home with the assistance of a midwife.

Culled from dailymail.co.uk
A pair of conjoined twins born with two heads, four hands and two feet have been dumped by their parents at Dhaka Medical College Hospital.
The infants were abandoned in the paediatric surgery unit at the weekend in Bangladesh’s capital city.
Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) Deputy Director Khaja Abdul Gafursaid said: ‘The kids, with two heads, four hands and two legs, were born in an unknown clinic in Dhaka and were taken to the DMCH on Friday night.
‘Later, their parents fled leaving the twins at the infant ward.’
The twins currently have no guardian and are now under the supervision of ward master Zillur Rahman, according to the Daily Star.
They are able to move, urinate and cry, said Nasima Akther Beauty, the nurse who is taking care of them.
The case follows soon after another set of conjoined twins were born in the country and taken to the DMCH.
The girls were under the care of Associate Professor Dr Shainoor Islam, according to the twin’s father Raju Miah.
The twins were born on September 28 to farmer Raju and his wife Shahida Begum in Gaibandha, as reported by the Dhaka Tribune.
They were born at home with the assistance of a midwife.

Culled from dailymail.co.uk