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Yemeni separated conjoined twins return home - Vimarsana News

Yemeni separated conjoined twins return home

SANAA: Conjoined twin boys from war-torn Yemen who were successfully separated in surgery in Jordan returned to the capital Sanaa this month, the UN children's agency said on Monday.Ahmed and Mohammed were born on December 16 last year, joined at the chest and abdomen, in Sanaa, the country's Ansar Allah-held capital, Unicef said.They were transported to...

Yemeni separated conjoined twins return home from Jordan: UN agency - Vimarsana News

Yemeni separated conjoined twins return home from Jordan: UN agency

Conjoined twin boys from war-torn Yemen who were successfully separated in surgery in Jordan returned to the capital Sanaa this month, the UN children's agency said on Monday.

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Yemeni separated conjoined twins return home from Jordan: UN agency - Vimarsana News

Yemeni separated conjoined twins return home from Jordan: UN agency

Conjoined twin boys from Yemen who were successfully separated in surgery in Jordan returned to the Yemeni capital Sanaa this month

Yemeni separated conjoined twins return home from Jordan: UN agency - Vimarsana News

Yemeni separated conjoined twins return home from Jordan: UN agency

Conjoined twin boys from war-torn Yemen who were successfully separated in surgery in Jordan returned to the capital Sanaa this month, the UN children's agency said on Monday.

Yemen: Saudi Arabia bombs Sanaa airport after telling civilians to evacuate - Vimarsana News

Yemen: Saudi Arabia bombs Sanaa airport after telling civilians to evacuate

The Saudi-led coalition says it hit 'legitimate military targets' in the capital's airport