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BBC News ‘Malian nonuplets face health challenges ahead’ Close A Malian woman has recently given birth to nine babies - five girls and four boys at a clinic in Casablanca, Morocco. The nonuplets will have to spend “two to three months" in incubators, a director of the clinic has said, but both the mother, Halima Cissé, and her children are said to be doing well. Prof Asma Khalil, an expert in multiple pregnancy, told BBC World News that because the babies were so premature they could experience health problems in the future. “We know that some premature babies do not survive and they...

Mali Ministry of Health and Social Development hide caption toggle caption Mali Ministry of Health and Social Development Three of Halima Cissé's nine babies are seen here. Cissé, a woman from Mali, had been expecting to give birth to seven children; scans had missed two of them. Mali Ministry of Health and Social Development A Malian woman has given birth to nine babies in what could become a world record. Halima Cissé had been expecting to have seven newborns: Ultrasound sessions had failed to spot two of her babies. "The newborns (five girls and f...

First Published: 11:57 AM PDT, May 6, 2021 Malian woman was expecting to give birth to seven babies, but wound up birthing nine, the Mali minister of health said. In a world-record birth, a Malian woman gave birth to nine babies, otherwise referred to as nonuplets, according to reports. Halima Cissé, 25, gave birth to her babies by caesarean section on Tuesday in Morocco, a top health official from Mali announced. Cissé was expecting to be the mother to seven babies, but in an exceptional turn of events, she gave birth to a total of nine, marking the first recorded birth of this magnitu...