Chinese doctors save 2 Ghanaian orphans from umbilical hernia


By Justice

ACCRA, Aug. 29 (Xinhua) -- The 14th batch of the Chinese medical team in Ghana has successfully carried out surgeries to save two Ghanaian orphans from umbilical hernia at the China-Ghana Friendship Hospital, popularly known as Lekma Hospital, in Accra, the Ghanaian capital.

The team performed surgeries on Lucky Jeffery and Prince Appiah from the Motherly Love Orphanage, a local home that takes care of orphans of HIV/AIDS victims.

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