Ever since the pictures have surfaced on social media, many termed them 바카라cute바카라 and 바카라adorable바카라, while others slammed the hospital for being 바카라insensitive바카라.
Days after Rath Yatra, photographs of newborn triplets -- two boys and a girl -- dressed up as deities Jagannath, Balabhadra and Subhadra at Kolkata바카라s Apollo Gleneagles Hospital have started circulating on social media. In the photographs, the newborns are seen lying on a cushion covered in golden satin, decked-up in the finest brocaded silk, wearing imitation pearl necklaces and sequined headgears.
Ever since the pictures have surfaced on social media, many termed them 바카라cute바카라 and 바카라adorable바카라, while others slammed the hospital for being 바카라insensitive바카라.
To find out more, Outlook reached the hospital and spoke to the officials here.
바카라They were born a month before the Rath Yatra and not on the day of festival, as many of the social media have claimed,바카라 an official at the hospital who did not want to be named said.
바카라They were born prematurely. It was a difficult pregnancy. We were trying to find ways of cheering up the parents, who had gone through a lot. Since everything eventually turned out well and the babies were all healthy, we decided to celebrate in some way. They remained in the hospital for the post-natal care for more than a month. Finally, on the holy occasion of Rath Yatra the idea struck us,바카라 the official aded.
The hospital said it had taken precautionary measures before the occasion.
"The clothes which were brought from outside 바카라 not custom-made but bought 바카라 had been sterilised as per our rule, and the room was fumigated. There was no chance of infection바카라the costumes were not directly touching their skin, another official said.
According to the hospital, the parents were thrilled when they heard the idea and even allowed a photo session of their babies.
바카라We do various activities for other patients as well, to give them a psychological boost when they are at the hospital,바카라 the official added. "This was a farewell from us to the babies of whom we all grew so fond."