WOMAN GIVES BIRTH TO NINE BABIES - IT'S NONUPLETS

Woman Enters World record After Giving Birth To Nine Children At Once.

A Malian woman gave birth to nine babies on Tuesday – two more than doctors had detected inside her crowded womb – joining a small pantheon of mothers of nonuplets in an extreme rare cases of nonuplets. The pregnancy of 25-year-old Halima Cisse has fascinated the west African nation and attracted the attention of its leaders. 

The woman who once caught the attention of the press earlier in March after an ultrasound scan detected seven babies in her womb, followed by a need for special care that made authorities ly her to Morocco, where she gave birth to nine children.

Halima Cisse gave birth to four boys and live girls, nonuplets, through a caesarian session handled by professional doctors

"The newborns (five girls and four boys and the mother are all doing well," Mali's health minister, Fanta Siby, confirmed her sale delivery in a statement.

Before her transfer in late March, she had spent two weeks at a hospital in Bamako, Mali's capital, according to the country's health minister.

Nonuplets are extremely rare cases.

Medical complications in multiple births of this kind often means that the babies do not reach full term.

The first recorded set on nonuplets was in Sydney in 1970s. None of the babies survived. 

Back in 2009, a woman gave birth to octuplets in the US, with all the right babies surviving past birth.

More recently in Texas, a woman gave to sextuplets - two sets of twin boys and one set of twin girls - in 2019.