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Baby Admitted In Delhi Hospital Gets Mother's Milk From 1,000 Km Away

The baby was diagnosed with tracheoesophageal fistula with esophageal atresia, which he said, is not very uncommon, but affects about "three in every thousand children"

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New Delhi:  For nearly a month, 33-year-old Jikmet Wangdus and his brother-in-law have been going to the Delhi international airport daily to collect a box flown all the way from Leh. Except, the package is not an ordinary one.

The box has seven small containers inside, each carrying the precious breast milk of Wangdus' wife for their newborn, who underwent a complex life-saving surgery recently at a private hospital here.

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