What is known about the mother who allegedly attacked her newborn twins at the IMSS in Baja California

Yesterday tragic news was announced, and that is that a motherwhose name has not yet been released, allegedly attacked his newborn twin daughters with scissors in clinic 8 of the IMSS in Ensenada, resulting one of them deceased and the other in critical condition by serious injuries that he suffered, including perforation of both lungs.

The delegate of the Institute in Baja CaliforniaDesireé Sagarnaga, confirmed the incident in a press conference and pointed out that it is being investigated by both the police authorities and the man himself. IMSS.

According to details revealed at the conference, The mother was admitted to clinic 8 of the IMSS to give birth to her twins, whose cesarean section was scheduled for the next day. The operation was carried out without complications and the babies were born in good health. During the following days, the mother and the little ones were placed in the obstetrics and gynecology area of ​​the clinic, where they shared a room with other patients.

The evolution of the mother and twins was positive at first, however, on Wednesday, May 8, the day the babies were discharged, this occurred mother’s attack on her own newborn daughters. The girls’ father left the room for brief errands and left the mother alone with the twins. In that short period, the mother allegedly attacked them with scissors property of the institution.

It was reported that the medical staff acted quickly when they realized the attack, separating the mother from her daughters and initiating resuscitation maneuvers. Despite the efforts, one of the twins died due to the severity of the injuries, while the other is in critical condition but with specialized medical care at the Regional General Hospital Number 1 of Tijuana.

The mother, a young woman of 23 years old, is in custody and under medical care in the hospital, while the father has been transferred to the State Prosecutor’s Office to testify before the Public Prosecutor’s Office.

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