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Saudi Arabia succeeded in saving the Moroccan twins, Saja and Dhawi, both 13 months old, through a complex separation surgery conducted by a specialized Saudi medical team. The procedure, which was completed smoothly in a significantly shortened duration of approximately 10 hours—far less than the expected time—included carefully disentangling major shared organs such as the heart, liver, and intestines, while also addressing congenital issues in one child's larynx. The achievement has been described as a testament to high efficiency and excellent coordination among a team of 23 experts, with full approval and support from the Saudi leadership. The twins' parents expressed their gratitude to the Kingdom and its leaders for this pioneering humanitarian effort that gives the two girls a new life. This success reinforces Saudi Arabia's position as a global hub for humanitarian and medical endeavors, continuing to provide conjoined twin separation services to over 159 cases worldwide.
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