Saudi doctors begin separation surgery on Fijian conjoined twins

A specialized medical team in Saudi Arabia has initiated surgery to separate conjoined twins from Fiji. This operation is part of the country's ongoing conjoined twins program, which has gained international recognition for its humanitarian efforts. The surgery reflects the commitment of Saudi Arabia's leadership to provide advanced medical care and support to children in need, regardless of their nationality.

The twins, Jesepeli and Diceacea, are 13 months old and have been brought to Riyadh for this complex procedure. The operation is being conducted at the King Abdullah Specialist Children’s Hospital, known for its expertise in handling such intricate surgeries. This initiative not only showcases Saudi Arabia's medical capabilities but also its role in global humanitarian efforts.

The surgery is being carried out under the directives of King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, highlighting the importance placed on health and welfare for children worldwide. This event is a significant step in the lives of the twins and a testament to international cooperation in medical care.