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According to doctors Rahul may have caught fire due to the excretion of gases through his skin, which has led to him suffering burns on his chest and head.
‘The baby is stable and treatment is on for burn injuries and scars. Life-saving support systems are there for Rahul in the intensive care unit,’ said R. Narayana Babu, head of paediatrics at the hospital.
for the fourth time
Originally posted by ShadellacZumbrum
reply to post by goou111
for the fourth time
What a coincidence. I think that article has been posted here for the fourth time.
the baby will be under observation and may be discharged after two weeks depending on his condition
a very unusual case that needs to be closely monitored
Originally posted by goou111
reply to post by Rodinus
Read the first line of the thread lol