Terminal patients brought to Rembrandt exhibition by Dutch charity

Four terminally ill patients who wanted to see a Rembrandt exhibition before they passed away have had their wishes granted by a Dutch charity.

The patients - including a 78-year-old woman with ALS (motor neurone disease) - were brought to Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum on hospital beds to enjoy a private viewing of a collection of Rembrandt's paintings.

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