RNZ·3 min read·medium
Three countries asked for US$1 million. Then Saudi Arabia stepped in to offer free surgery for Fiji's rare conjoined twins
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RNZ | Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa
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Saudi Arabia has stepped in to provide free surgery for conjoined twins from Fiji after multiple Western nations requested $1 million upfront for the procedure. The twins and their family have been flown to Saudi Arabia for the medical intervention.
Three different countries asked for US$1 million upfront before they would surgically separate rare conjoined twins born in Fiji.
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