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Triple delight for tsunami father
Triplets checked by a midwife at a hospital in Banda Aceh, Indonesia, on 28 February 2007
The three girls will remain in hospital until they gain weight
A man who lost his three daughters in the Indian Ocean tsunami has become a father again - to female triplets. Darmi Ali, who had remarried after also losing his wife when the huge waves hit the Indonesian province of Aceh in 2004, said he was "overjoyed". "I lost my three daughters, and now they have been replaced by three other girls," he said. Aceh was nearest to the earthquake's epicentre and lost 130,000 people, with half a million people made homeless. Mr Ali, a 43-year-old police officer from Banda Aceh, described trying to save one of his daughters when the tsunami hit. "I gripped onto one of my daughters but the tsunami took her away. I was also knocked over," he was quoted by the Associated Press as saying. "I tried to grab her, but I was not successful." The three babies were to remain in hospital until they gain weight. "They can be taken home when they weigh 2kg (4.4lb) because with that weight they can adapt to the outside environment," midwife Asma Sulaiman said. She said the triplets' 29-year-old mother, Maryati, was also doing well. "After my female triplets were born, all the worries have gone and turned to happiness," Mr Ali said. Source: BBC
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Triple delight for tsunami father
Triplets checked by a midwife at a hospital in Banda Aceh, Indonesia, on 28 February 2007
The three girls will remain in hospital until they gain weight
A man who lost his three daughters in the Indian Ocean tsunami has become a father again - to female triplets. Darmi Ali, who had remarried after also losing his wife when the huge waves hit the Indonesian province of Aceh in 2004, said he was "overjoyed". "I lost my three daughters, and now they have been replaced by three other girls," he said. Aceh was nearest to the earthquake's epicentre and lost 130,000 people, with half a million people made homeless. Mr Ali, a 43-year-old police officer from Banda Aceh, described trying to save one of his daughters when the tsunami hit. "I gripped onto one of my daughters but the tsunami took her away. I was also knocked over," he was quoted by the Associated Press as saying. "I tried to grab her, but I was not successful." The three babies were to remain in hospital until they gain weight. "They can be taken home when they weigh 2kg (4.4lb) because with that weight they can adapt to the outside environment," midwife Asma Sulaiman said. She said the triplets' 29-year-old mother, Maryati, was also doing well. "After my female triplets were born, all the worries have gone and turned to happiness," Mr Ali said. Source: BBC
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Weird he loses three daughters

he then has girl triplets

almost seems like some kind of devine intervention

But if that was the case why bother taking them away in the first place?

food for thought

But i bet he has been through hell since the sunami

nice to see some good come back into his life

i wish him and his daughters good luck

(and his wife of course)

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