Health
Man Breaks Arms Of An 18-Month-Old Baby Girl As She Won’t Stop Crying
Connor Brown, 22, had his girlfriend’s baby on his lap as he tried to stop her from crying. Unfortunately, the child continued crying and he tried to force the baby’s hand behind her back to stop her from crying but in the process, he caused the hands to snap.
Brown admitted that he assaulted the girl after her mother said she heard a crack in the process of forcing the girl’s hand behind her back.
The incident took place in the living room of the child’s mother home in Blantyre,
Initially, Brown told medics the baby had fallen behind a television set but the medical staff at Hairmyres Hospital in Kilbride became suspicious and went further to challenge the mother until she admitted that Brown had been responsible for the incident.
An examination carried out on the baby’s arms showed that her humerus bones had been fractured.
The child had since recovered fully but for both arms that were put in plaster for several weeks to heal.
Brown also was questioned and he told police that he was around when the incident happened but he later claimed that he had taken a seizure only to find out that the child was injured when he came around.
Brown, of Larkhall, Lanarkshire, later appeared at Hamilton Sheriff Court where he admitted he was responsible for the assault causing her severe injury in September 2018.
The Health Ministry in Egypt has confirmed the first case of the deadly Coronavirus. The authorities made this disclosure on Friday 14th February in a press release. They said the World Health Organization has been informed and the patient is in isolation for monitoring and treatment.
The patient’s nationality was not given. However, Egypt is the 28th country in the world to record Coronavirus and the first in Africa.
So, over 64,000 cases of the Coronavirus have been diagnosed around the world and 1,363 persons have been confirmed dead since its outbreak in Wuhan, China
Health
Nigerian And Other Foreign Nationals Nabbed In India For Promising To Sell Kidneys To Over 200 People
The police in Bengaluru on Sunday nabbed a gang of six which include two Sudanese nationals and a Nigerian. They were, therefore, arrested for duping over 200 persons promising them to sell or buy kidneys online.
So they claimed to have been authorized by the WHO and had wrongly used the name of a hospital and a reputed medical doctor to deceive people seeking kidney transplants.
Those arrested are; Jatin Kumar, 25, Kami Ranjan, 21, from Bommanahalli, Herendra Tripura, 25, from Tripura, Marwan Faisal, 27, Sudan, Ahmed Ismail, 24, Sudan, Esene Lovely, 29, Nigeria
So, they were arrested by tracing the mobile numbers listed on their website after a doctor in a private hospital; Dr. Shafiq M.M complained.
Also, the police recovered ATM, account details, and SIM cards and cellphones after a search was carried out.
Also, it was also gathered that the names of reputable doctors were mentioned to convince their victims. Further, they collected money ranging from Rs 50,000 to Rs 60,000 pretending to issue insurance and register over 200 people.
However, the Nigerian, Esene Lovely, Ismail, and Marwan have overstayed their visas in India.
The release of a video showing a Nigerian father refusing medical assistance for his sick daughter, precious, has brought about many outrageous statements. The father claimed that his church, Jehovah’s Witness is against the transfusion of blood.
Harrison Gwamnishu, the activist who shared the video has met with the girl’s parent in Sapele. Precious, who is suffering from Hydrocephalus might need a blood transfusion if she undergoes surgery.
The father said he agrees to medical help but will never consent to blood transfusion to be done on his 1 year and 7 months old daughter.
”We in Jehovah’s witnesses, we don’t take blood. I would not want to transfuse blood into the child. We will not accept a blood transfusion. If in the course of surgery they would transfuse blood in the child, we would not want that. I don’t want my baby to die but that is our faith” the father said
