Indian baby got self-burnt? And he's not the first one...
10 years, 1 month ago

Indian baby got self-burnt? And he's not the first one...

India TV News  

You may have seen fictional mutants in X-Men series getting burnt on their own, but this real life incident of a baby getting self burns will shake you to the core. Even the last time, doctors have told Rahul's parents that they are not at all convinced with their theory of the baby getting self burnt. Dr. Jagan Mohan, who treated Rahul last year said, "There is no such thing as spontaneous human combustion. In between all this, a self style Godman named Napolean has jumped in with a bizarre claim that the village, is under the spell of evil spirit Napolean also says that he received a prophecy about Rahul two days ago and that he had warned the family members that a similar fate was about to befall the second child.

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Burning baby case: still no answers, say KMC doctor
11 years, 7 months ago

Burning baby case: still no answers, say KMC doctor

The Hindu  

The ‘self-combustible’ baby boy, Rahul, is completely normal, according to test results that arrived on Monday. Rahul, born on May 22, was brought to KMC 12 days ago by his parents who said he had spontaneously gone up in flames four times since his birth. Plastic surgeons and paediatricians said Rahul’s was a complex case and are not ruling out …

Burning baby case: docs hint at child abuse
11 years, 7 months ago

Burning baby case: docs hint at child abuse

The Hindu  

The mystery behind the case of the three-month-old boy who went up in flames deepened on Saturday with doctors ruling out any abnormality and hinting at child abuse. Initial test results of blood and urine samples of the baby were normal, said doctors at Government Kilpauk Medical College Hospital. A probe into the kind of clothes the child was wearing …

Rare medical condition sets Chennai baby afire repeatedly
11 years, 7 months ago

Rare medical condition sets Chennai baby afire repeatedly

The Hindu  

Rajeswari’s joy knew no bounds when she gave birth to a healthy boy. In the paediatric intensive care unit where Rahul is admitted, the authorities have placed a bucket of water and a fire extinguisher near the baby’s bed to tackle any emergency. Terming it a ‘rarest of rare occurrence,’ Dr. Babu says, “It has been scientifically documented that concentrated …

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