At 12:00am., Burjeel Hospital in Abu Dhabi welcomed two new babies, coinciding with the start of the United Arab Emirates' celebrations of its 54th National Day, in a moment that held special significance for both the families and the hospital. The baby girl, Makkah, was born to Algerian parents, Zouhair Attar and Lamia Marmat, weighing 3.110 kg, to be the fourth child in the family.
The parents expressed their happiness on this occasion, emphasising that her birth on this national day represents a double blessing, and expressing their gratitude to the medical team for their continuous care during the pregnancy and delivery.
Dr. Hala Al Sayed, an obstetrician and gynecologist at Burjeel Hospital, said that the birth of a baby girl on a national holiday has special significance, confirming that both mother and baby are in good health.
At the same time, the hospital also witnessed the birth of a baby boy named Omar to his Pakistani parents Hamood Al Rahman and Andalib Salim, weighing 3.560 kg. The family confirmed that the birth of their child on Union Day will remain an unforgettable memory for them, and they thanked the medical staff for their support and excellent care.
Dr Silaja Fobo, Head of Department and Consultant Obstetrician and Gynecologist at Burjeel Hospital, explained that the birth of two babies on a national occasion symbolises new beginnings, noting that such moments add special value to the festive atmosphere within the hospital.
The hospital witnessed a festive atmosphere on this occasion, with staff exchanging congratulations and distributing sweets to celebrate the new arrivals, in a scene that combined the joy of families with the spirit of the national occasion.
BD couple welcomes baby boy on National Day
he 54th National Day of the UAE has brighten the life of Bangladeshi couple who blessed with baby boy on the wee hour of the Dec 2 at 02:48am.
The parents Azrin Ismi and Wakkar Mohammed welcome their baby boy, Umar, born in Aster Hospital, Al Mankhool and stated that "The entire experience from the beginning to the end was very smooth. The nurses and doctors were very kind, explaining every step with kindness, patience, and professionalism. Had it not been for the motivation of the nurses and doctors, I would have had to undergo a C - section.
I am thankful to Allah for granting us a healthy baby boy without much complications. May he be the light of our eyes and bring us immense joy. I wish him a healthy, long, and prosperous life. Ameen.”