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Teenaged Nepali Girl Gives Birth to Child

by Kathy Jones on July 13, 2014 at 9:27 PM
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 Teenaged Nepali Girl Gives Birth to Child

It has emerged that a 13-year-old girl in Nepal's Chitwan District gave birth to a child at Bharatpur Hospital recently.

One Chandra Bahadur Chhetri of Kathar, Chitwan, reportedly raped the girl before she became pregnant.

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According to Nepal News, police have taken Chhetri into custody for investigation.

The girl and her newborn were said to be normal.

Source: ANI
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