A child with one body and two heads was born in India. This is an extremely rare anomaly seen in the development of twins, known as dicephalic Parapagus. Often such children have one heart for two. This type of fusion is extremely rare, in 5 percent of Siamese twins.
Dr. Ramesh Bohra, who delivered the baby, admitted that in 40 years of work he had never heard anything like it, although he had to give birth with Siamese twins. "A separation operation is not possible here," he said.
The twins' parents are praying for the babies to survive, but doctors in Bagru, India, where the birth took place, fear the worst.
Papa Mahesh Prayapat said that when he heard the truth about children, he was shocked, "but then I saw these two innocent smiling faces, it made me forget all the problems, and tiny hands touched my face …".
Mamata's 21-year-old mother says that they are simple farmers. "We sold everything, including my jewelry, to pay the hospital bills and do our best for my boys."