Wakusoma 12
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Wakuu watu hao wanahisiwa walikuwa katika mpango wa kumteka mtoto huyo mchanga. Kwa mujibu wa duru za habari kutokea katika hospitali hiyo watu hao wenye silaha walidai hawakuwa na nia ya kumteka mtoto Bali walikuwa wanamtafuta mkurugenzi wa hospital hiyo Kwa kumfukuza mwenzako. mkurugenzi wa hospital hiyo anadai alimfukuza muuguzi mmoja baada ya kumgundua Yuko kwenye mipango ya kumteka kichanga huyo. Ndipo alipokwenda na kurudi na watu hao wenye silaha na kuanza kutoa kipigo.
Mtoto Aya ambaye alizaliwa chini ya kifusi huku wazazi wake na ndugu zake wote wakifariki kwa Tetemeko nchini Syria. Wakati huo huo watu wengine wamekuwa wakijitokeza na kujifanya ni ndugu zake huku mamlaka zikidai mipango ya watu hao ni kumteka kichanga huo.
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Gunmen have stormed a hospital in north Syria where a baby girl is being cared for after being born under the rubble of her family's collapsed home, an official has said.
Speaking on the condition of anonymity, the official said the attackers tracked down the clinic's director and beat him up, telling local police officers they were going after him for firing their friend.
Reports on social media suggested the intruders launched the attack in an attempt to kidnap the infant, but the official denied this was the case.
The girl, who has been named Aya - the Arabic word meaning 'a sign from God', has been at the hospital since the earthquake hit Turkey and Syria last week.
The official said the hospital's director had suspected that a nurse who was taking pictures of Aya was planning to kidnap her, and kicked him out of the hospital.
The nurse returned hours later, accompanied by the gunmen who launched the attack.
Aya's mother, father and four siblings died in the disaster, and she has been closely monitored since her birth, with people from around the world offering to help her.
However, several people have shown up falsely claiming to be her relatives, prompting local policemen to guard her.
Rescue workers in the northern Syrian town of Jinderis discovered Aya more than 10 hours after the quake hit, buried under the concrete, and still connected by her umbilical cord to her mother.
Mtoto Aya ambaye alizaliwa chini ya kifusi huku wazazi wake na ndugu zake wote wakifariki kwa Tetemeko nchini Syria. Wakati huo huo watu wengine wamekuwa wakijitokeza na kujifanya ni ndugu zake huku mamlaka zikidai mipango ya watu hao ni kumteka kichanga huo.
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Gunmen have stormed a hospital in north Syria where a baby girl is being cared for after being born under the rubble of her family's collapsed home, an official has said.
Speaking on the condition of anonymity, the official said the attackers tracked down the clinic's director and beat him up, telling local police officers they were going after him for firing their friend.
Reports on social media suggested the intruders launched the attack in an attempt to kidnap the infant, but the official denied this was the case.
The girl, who has been named Aya - the Arabic word meaning 'a sign from God', has been at the hospital since the earthquake hit Turkey and Syria last week.
The official said the hospital's director had suspected that a nurse who was taking pictures of Aya was planning to kidnap her, and kicked him out of the hospital.
The nurse returned hours later, accompanied by the gunmen who launched the attack.
Aya's mother, father and four siblings died in the disaster, and she has been closely monitored since her birth, with people from around the world offering to help her.
However, several people have shown up falsely claiming to be her relatives, prompting local policemen to guard her.
Rescue workers in the northern Syrian town of Jinderis discovered Aya more than 10 hours after the quake hit, buried under the concrete, and still connected by her umbilical cord to her mother.