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A 35-year-old Ethiopian woman, Bedriya Adem, delivered quintuplets (four boys and a girl) after 12 years of trying, conceived naturally and born by Caesarean at Hiwot Fana Specialised Hospital in Harari; the five babies—Naif, Ammar, Munzir, Nazira and Ansar—were healthy, weighing about 1.3–1.4 kg, with Adem expressing overwhelming happiness and faith that her community and government will support the growing family.
A 35-year-old Ethiopian woman, Bedriya Adem, has given birth to quintuplets (four boys and a girl) after 12 years of trying, at Hiwot Fana Specialised Hospital in Harari region. The five babies, each weighing about 1.3–1.4 kg, were delivered by Caesarean section and are reported healthy; conception occurred naturally with no IVF. The mother, who faced years of emotional and social strain, named the children Naif, Ammar, Munzir, Nazira, and Ansar and is receiving support as she and her expanded family adapt to their new life.
Annette Dionne, the last surviving member of the famous Dionne quintuplets, has died at age 91. The quintuplets, born in 1934, were the first known set of quintuplets to survive into adulthood and were once a major tourist attraction in Ontario. Annette was known for her advocacy of children's rights and the preservation of their history. The Dionne Quints Home Museum announced her death on Christmas Eve.
Annette Dionne, the last surviving member of Canada's famous Dionne quintuplets born in 1934, has died at age 91. The quintuplets, the first known to survive infancy, became a global sensation during their childhood, but their upbringing was controversial due to government intervention and exploitation. Annette was known for advocating children's rights and maintaining their legacy through the Dionne Quints Museum.