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Pakistan teen gets new liver, life in Indian hospital
Published on Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 16:23, Updated on Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 16:33 in Health section
Tags: Liver Transplant, Apollo Hospital , New Delhi
NEW LIFE: The liver transplant has gone well, now the Pakistani boy has big dreams to follow once back home
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New Delhi: A 14-year-old child from Pakistan gets a new lease of life in an Indian hospital. Mobeen Ahmed has won the toughest battle of his life thanks to Indian doctors. Diagnosed with liver cirrhosis, he was months away from death, when his family brought him to Delhi' s Apollo Hospital. Here is a heart warming story of hope, compassion, humanity and medical marvels.
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what a paradox? illness of child will bring feel good factor in relations between the people of two waring nations.
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INDIANS are great at every stand.
We believe in love and spirit of the morales,either the patients is from
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Well Indian doctors have done a great job and saved another boy from across the border with the money from
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