nonuplets

The "national children" as they are called in Mali are doing well. An exceptional multiple birth because it is the first medically registered birth in the world of nine children from the same pregnancy. Their mother, a 25-year-old Malian, was transferred to Morocco in late March for care. Born much prematurely by caesarean section at a clinic in Casablanca on May 4, the nine children are four weeks old…

The baptism day of Malian "nonuplets" born final Tuesday in Morocco. 5 "featherweight" and quite a bit for early ladies and 4 boys. Their situation is "steady" based on the medical workforce on the non-public clinic Aïn Borja in Casablanca the place they have been born by caesarean part precisely seven days in the past. A high-risk being pregnant that required the evacuation of the mom to Morocco, an…

These are nonuplets! A Malian woman gave birth to nine children in Morocco on Tuesday, the Mali government said. Mali's government flew 25-year-old Halima Cisse, a woman from the northern part of the poor West African state, to Morocco for better care on March 30. She originally thought she was wearing septuplets. Cases of women successfully carrying septuplets in the long run are rare - and nonuplets even rarer. Moroccan health minister spokesman Rachid Koudhari said he had no knowledge that such a…