Siamese twins remain indebted to late Saudi king


PETALING JAYA: A pair of Siamese twins in Malaysia, whose major operation to separate them was sponsored by the late King Abdullah Abdul Aziz, still have the prosthetic legs they received from him.

Ahmad Rosli, 17, said he and his brother Muhammad still kept them as mementoes despite having outgrown them a long time ago.

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