A pair of conjoined twins have a new lease on life after a successful separation surgery in Karachi, the family reported on Tuesday.
The twins were born to the wife of Asrar Ahmed, a textile mill worker, on March 16, 2019.
Due to their precarious financial situation, the parents were unable to raise funds for the twins' abdominal separation surgery.
With the efforts of Sarim Burney Welfare Trust, Nasser Abdulla Lootah, a Dubai-based businessman, bore the expenses of the treatment.
After a successful operation at a Karachi hospital, the parents met Lootah and expressed their gratitude for his kind gesture.
Lootah wished for a happy and prosperous life for the babies.
He also assured the family of further assistance in case they require any additional treatment in the future.
The babies, Mohammad Ayan and Mohammad Aman, were operated upon three weeks ago, said Sarim Burney.
Their education will also be taken care of until their graduation by Nasser Abdulla Lootah, he added.
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