Baby Swapping Saga At Vic Falls Hospital Resolved
The Victoria Falls government Hospital has been exonerated of baby swapping allegations by a local couple. It is reported that the standoff that took about nine months was resolved after two DNA tests were conducted at two different organisations.
CITE reports that the couple, Juliet Dube and Faison Nyathi had accused the hospital staff of swapping their newly born baby with another newborn who died after a nurse allegedly dropped him.
District Health practitioner Wisdom Kurauone told CITE that separate DNA results were which were opened at a meeting between the two parties on Monday divulged that the deceased infant belonged to the couple. Kurauone said:
We conducted our tests at the National University of Science and Technology where we took blood samples of the mother and it was a match. The family also conducted theirs at a secret laboratory and we just noted that it was at Global Health Laboratory in Harare and the two have corresponded.
We never doubted the results because our staff is professional, so for now we will ask the Nyathi family to give us a written apology for the negative image we have been getting and death threats before we move on the family is still welcome to seek medical help from us.
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A private pathologist who was hired by the hospital concluded that the examined child had died due to head injuries. The remains of the infant which were already in an advanced state of decomposition were buried on Tuesday.
More: CITE
