Conjoined twins born in Gaza will need care abroad

A Palestinian doctor has said conjoined twins born in the Gaza Strip are in good health, but will need treatment abroad.

Conjoined twins born in Gaza will need care abroad
Mon, 23 Oct, 2017 - 16:55

A Palestinian doctor has said conjoined twins born in the Gaza Strip are in good health, but will need treatment abroad.

Dr Allam Abu Hamda, a neonatal specialist at Gaza's Shifa hospital, said the girls are in "stable" condition and doctors have begun feeding them.

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