Conjoined twins separated

An operation to separate conjoined twins that took place after an appeal for help by a British charity has been a success, doctors said today.

Sun, 22 Sep, 2002 - 17:00

An operation to separate conjoined twins that took place after an appeal for help by a British charity has been a success, doctors said today.

Ahmed and Mohammed Rosli were tonight recovering in hospital in Saudi Arabia after a 23-hour operation to separate them.

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