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Noor, the child from Pakistan who underwent an open heart surgery at the Narayana Hrudayalaya in Bangalore, is being fed by her mother, Tayyaba Nadeem, on Wednesday. Satisfied with the child's progress, the authorities have shifted Noor to the general ward. Photo: V. Sreenivasa Murthy
The two-and-half-year-old girl is likely to be discharged from the hospital in five days. Till then, she will be with her parents, Nadeem Sajjad and Tayyaba Nadeem, in the hospital. Meanwhile, parents of sick children from the neighbouring country are seeking the help of the hospital authorities. Another sick child is expected to arrive at the hospital on Thursday, the authorities said. On Wednesday, Noor's condition was described as almost normal by her parents. "She is too young to understand what is happening but when (she is) awake, she is a little scared," Ms. Nadeem said. Though she feeds Noor solid food at intervals, the child sleeps for most of the day. Ms. Nadeem said they spoke to their other children, Tehsin (6) and Mahrukh (4), every night. Earlier, parents of other children in the intensive therapy unit, where Noor was also kept, had objected to the "intrusive" media presence in the sterile area. While visitors are not allowed inside the room, people are sometimes permitted to look in and meet the parents. Members from the Young Interact Club of the Bishop Cotton Boys' High School here met Noor's parents. The boys said they had gone to the hospital for a Rotary Health City meeting and decided to see Noor and her parents.
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