25 year old woman gives natural birth to seven children
This is reportedly first such instance in Middle-east countries
A 25 year old Iraqi woman gave birth to seven babies, at a hospital in the Diyali province of eastern Iraq, said to be first such incident in any of the middle-east countries.
According to the reports, all the seven children, six girls and a boy, and the mother are in perfect condition after the natural birth of the children.
Firas Al Izzawi, a health department spokesperson, told reporters that it was a natural birth and the 25-year-old mother was ‘perfectly healthy’ after delivering seven babies in a day.
The father of the children, Youssef Fadl, said he and his wife had no plans to expand their family, but now they must look after ten children, reported Daily Mail.
Kenny and Bobbi McCaughey, in 1997 became the first ever couple to give birth to the first surviving septuplets, they had reportedly denied ‘selective reduction’ on the babies citing that it was ‘god’s gift’.
It had prompted the then US President Bill Clinton to call the couple personally to congratulate, while legendary TV host Oprah Winfrey, had invited them on her iconic talk show.
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CCB busts counterfeiting ring in Bengaluru, seizes fake products worth ₹95 lakh
Bengaluru: The Central Crime Branch (CCB) has apprehended a gang engaged in the clandestine manufacturing and distribution of counterfeit products bearing the names of prominent brands. The company, spanning five years, targeted everyday consumer goods.
The arrested individuals, Shiv Patil, Daulat Singh, and Shubham, were apprehended following a thorough investigation after complaints from companies such as Hindustan Unilever Limited and Reckitt Benckiser India Limited. The CCB's intervention led to the dismantling of the illicit network.
During a raid on a godown in Wilson Garden and factories in Rampur and Bidarahalli near Avalahalli, authorities seized a lot of counterfeit items including Surf Excel, Vim Liquid, Lifebuoy Hand Wash, Rin, Wheel Detergent Powder, Red Label Tea Powder, Lyzal, and Harpic. The total value of the confiscated goods amounts to ₹95 lakh.
Originating from North India, the arrested suspects had established themselves in Bengaluru several years ago. Allegedly mentored by a notorious figure in counterfeit trade, Mahesh Gandhi, they assimilated the trade's intricacies before branching out to create their own organised network. Shiv Patil specialised in manufacturing the counterfeit goods, while Daulat Singh oversaw their distribution, a venture they diligently pursued for half a decade.
A case has been registered at the Wilson Garden Police Station.
