Rawalpindi Woman Welcomes Rare Sextuplets

News Desk

Rawalpindi: In an exceptionally rare childbirth, a woman in Rawalpindi has given birth to sextuplets, drawing widespread attention across Pakistan.

According to hospital sources, the wife of Waheed, a resident of Hazara Colony, delivered six babies at the District Headquarters (DHQ) Hospital in Rawalpindi.

The newborns include four boys and two girls. Doctors said both the mother and all six babies are in satisfactory condition and are being closely monitored by the hospital’s medical team.

• A Rawalpindi woman gave birth to rare sextuplets, four boys and two girls, at DHQ Hospital.
• Doctors confirmed that both the mother and all six newborns are healthy and in satisfactory condition.

Multiple births of this scale are extremely uncommon, making the delivery one of the rarest reported cases in Pakistan in recent years. Hospital officials described the successful birth as a significant medical achievement, with the health of both the mother and the infants remaining stable.

Multiple births of this scale are extremely uncommon, making the delivery one of the rarest reported cases in Pakistan in recent years. Hospital officials described the successful birth as a significant medical achievement, with the health of both the mother and the infants remaining stable. Pakistan