As earlier reported, Roona Begum suffers from Hydrocephalus, also known as water on the brain, but
her poverty-stricken parents had been unable to afford hospital care for
their sickly daughter. Thankfully a
medical group have now stepped in and offered to pay for treatment.
It is hoped that surgeons will be able to gradually drain the build-up of
cerebrospinal fluid in Roona’s skull. The baby, from Agartala, north eastern India, will receive the medical care
thanks to the intervention of healthcare group Fortis.
310,000 children in the third world are born with Hydrocephalus each year.
Those keen to give money to save children dying of preventable
causes can do so by visiting www.uk.cure.org
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