Rare quintuplets born in Taiz
A rare cesarean section was successful in Taiz, Yemen, in July 2026, when a woman delivered five healthy babies, despite the medical team initially preparing for a quadruplet pregnancy. The first four babies were born in excellent condition, and the medical team was surprised to find a fifth baby during the placenta removal. The newborns were successfully cared for with appropriate therapeutic and nutritional interventions. Data indicates that Yemen's high birthrate, reaching 4.59 children per woman, increases the risks associated with pregnancy and childbirth. This situation is compounded by the collapse of healthcare services and a lack of funding, threatening to raise maternal mortality rates.
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