6 of the most bizarre places babies have been born
Turkish Airlines announced the happy news that a baby girl had been born on one of its flights
Dubai - Arab Today
Turkish Airlines announced the happy news that a baby girl had been born on one of its flights on Friday but that isn’t the strangest place a child has been born.
The world over, new mothers have been put in odd situations during childbirth leading to possibly less-than-comfortable birthing experiences but great stories to tell at family gatherings.
Read on for six of the world’s strangest deliveries that made international headlines.
On an airplane
Shortly after takeoff from Guinea’s capital, Conakry, last week, crew members on a Turkish Airlines flight notices passenger Nafi Diaby, who was 28 weeks pregnant, in pain.
Staff and passengers assisted the woman in the safe delivery of a baby girl – named Kadiju — at 42,000 feet and the airline celebrated with a sweet tweet.
Source: Arab News
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