For newborn Aya, who survived the devastation of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria, it would be an attempted abduction. Aya means “miracle” in Arabic: The newborn baby was found alive under the rubble in northwest Syria, still tied to the umbilical cord. Aya survived the abduction attempt and was moved to a “safe place”.
Attempted kidnapping case
Doctors at the Afrin hospital, where Aya was being treated, decided to transfer Aya to a “safe place”. According to this BBCThe health administration decided to transfer the newborn after “attempted abduction” to protect it from possible abduction and fraudulent adoptions.
A few days ago, the hospital manager suspected a nurse, who fired her after noticing that she had photographed Aya in her crib and convinced she wanted to kidnap her. On Monday, some gunmen, accompanied by the same nurse, entered the hospital and beat the manager.
However, the head of the health directorate, Ahmad Hajj Hassan, denied the allegations that there was an attempted kidnapping on social media. “The abduction allegations were a misunderstanding. It was an internal matter at the hospital and had nothing to do with the child,” he said.
However, Aya has been moved to a safe place. Little Aya’s story has impacted the world, and thousands of people have offered to adopt her. The health management decided to be careful in the adoption process.
Source: Today IT
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