Malian woman gives birth to nine babies
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Malian woman gives birth to nine babies
A 25-year-old Malian woman has given birth to nine babies - two more than doctors had detected during scans.
Halima Cisse gave birth to the nonuplets in Morocco. Mali's government flew her there for specialist care.
"I'm very happy," her husband told the BBC. "My wife and the babies [five girls and four boys] are doing well."
A woman who had eight babies in the US in 2009 holds the Guinness World Record for the most children delivered at a single birth to survive.
Two sets of nonuplets have previously been recorded - one born to a woman in Australia in 1971 and another to a woman in Malaysia in 1999 - but none of the babies survived more than a few days.
World record holder Nadya Suleman's octuplets have grown up and are now 12 years old. She conceived them through in vitro fertilisation.
Fanta Siby, Mali's health minister, congratulated the medical teams in Mali and Morocco for the "happy outcome".
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image captionThe nonuplets' father says the family has been overwhelmed by the support they have received
Ms Cisse's pregnancy became a subject of fascination in Mali - even when it was thought she was only carrying septuplets, Reuters news agency reports.
Doctors in the West African nation had been concerned for her welfare and the chances of the babies' survival - so the government intervened.
After a two-week stay in a hospital in Mali's capital, Bamako, the decision was made to move Ms Cisse to Morocco on 30 March, Dr Siby said.
After five weeks at the Moroccan clinic, she gave birth by Caesarean section on Tuesday, the minister said.
IMAGE COPYRIGHTMALI'S HEALTH MINISTRY
image captionThis was the first image released of the babies by Mali's health ministry
Her husband, Adjudant Kader Arby, is still in Mali with the couple's older daughter, but he says he has been in constant touch with his wife in Morocco and is not worried about the family's future.
"God gave us these children. He is the one to decide what will happen to them. I'm not worried about that. When the almighty does something, he knows why," he told BBC Afrique.
He says the family have been overwhelmed by the support they have received.
"Everybody called me! Everybody called! The Malian authorities called expressing their joy. I thank them… Even the president called me."
The mother and her nine new babies are expected to return home in several weeks.
Halima Cisse gave birth to the nonuplets in Morocco. Mali's government flew her there for specialist care.
"I'm very happy," her husband told the BBC. "My wife and the babies [five girls and four boys] are doing well."
A woman who had eight babies in the US in 2009 holds the Guinness World Record for the most children delivered at a single birth to survive.
Two sets of nonuplets have previously been recorded - one born to a woman in Australia in 1971 and another to a woman in Malaysia in 1999 - but none of the babies survived more than a few days.
World record holder Nadya Suleman's octuplets have grown up and are now 12 years old. She conceived them through in vitro fertilisation.
Fanta Siby, Mali's health minister, congratulated the medical teams in Mali and Morocco for the "happy outcome".
IMAGE COPYRIGHTEPA
image captionThe nonuplets' father says the family has been overwhelmed by the support they have received
Ms Cisse's pregnancy became a subject of fascination in Mali - even when it was thought she was only carrying septuplets, Reuters news agency reports.
Doctors in the West African nation had been concerned for her welfare and the chances of the babies' survival - so the government intervened.
After a two-week stay in a hospital in Mali's capital, Bamako, the decision was made to move Ms Cisse to Morocco on 30 March, Dr Siby said.
After five weeks at the Moroccan clinic, she gave birth by Caesarean section on Tuesday, the minister said.
IMAGE COPYRIGHTMALI'S HEALTH MINISTRY
image captionThis was the first image released of the babies by Mali's health ministry
Her husband, Adjudant Kader Arby, is still in Mali with the couple's older daughter, but he says he has been in constant touch with his wife in Morocco and is not worried about the family's future.
"God gave us these children. He is the one to decide what will happen to them. I'm not worried about that. When the almighty does something, he knows why," he told BBC Afrique.
He says the family have been overwhelmed by the support they have received.
"Everybody called me! Everybody called! The Malian authorities called expressing their joy. I thank them… Even the president called me."
The mother and her nine new babies are expected to return home in several weeks.
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8DonCo
Re: Malian woman gives birth to nine babies
This cannot be conceived naturally right?
Mà nếu họ đả có 1 đứa con rồi thì tại sao lại try to have so many babies through in vitro? How are they going to handle 9 babies and an older daughter?
Mà nếu họ đả có 1 đứa con rồi thì tại sao lại try to have so many babies through in vitro? How are they going to handle 9 babies and an older daughter?
ga10
Re: Malian woman gives birth to nine babies
9 đứa đẻ ga mà hông có đứa nào được bú...cái thằng hông có đẽ ga thì được bú ... vừa ga đời đã gặp bất công !!
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Rễ Sim
Re: Malian woman gives birth to nine babies
Tui khg nhớ rỏ là năm nào .... Cách đây hơi lâu lắm ....
Có một bà đã có 7 đám con , sau đó bã thụ thay nhân tạo đẽ ra 8 cái con tức 15 cái đứa con , mỗi cái con cân nặng khg đầy 1 kg .
Sanh xong city cho một cái nhà vàb tiền thưỡng .
Có một bà đã có 7 đám con , sau đó bã thụ thay nhân tạo đẽ ra 8 cái con tức 15 cái đứa con , mỗi cái con cân nặng khg đầy 1 kg .
Sanh xong city cho một cái nhà vàb tiền thưỡng .
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