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C-section Broadcasted in Local Mall for Mother’s Day
 
 
 

A hospital screened footage of a baby being born by caesarian section on a giant screen at a shopping mall in China.

980501 C-section Broadcasted in Local Mall for Mothers Day picture

Anzhen Hospital, in Changsha city, broadcast the eight minute clip three times at the downtown Fashion Square mall.

“We wanted to do something special on Mother’s Day. And we think broadcasting a C-section is a good idea,” said a hospital spokesman.

“On the one hand it can remove the fear of future mothers, on the other hand we want people to see how great our own mothers are.”

But reactions to the film were mixed. Some thought it a fitting tribute to mothers but others found it shocking.

“It’s too bloody,” a female university student told the Xiaoxiang Morning Newspaper.

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2 Comments »

Comment by addoi
2008-02-14 19:51:17

mothers will probably be afraid it may happen to their babies if theyre
pregnant

 
Comment by Split Pea
2008-08-09 07:42:30

It was a TERRIBLE idea showing bloody gruesome surgery at a mall for Mother’s Day!
LOL!
What were they THINKING?!

 
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