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Runa Begum, a 16-month-old from Tripura in northeast India, suffers from a condition called hydrocephalus, a buildup of cerebrospinal fluid.
A family from India are unable to afford medical treatment for their 16-month-old daughter, who suffers from a rare medical condition that has caused her head to swell alarmingly.
Runa Begum, from Tripura in northeast India, suffers from hydrocephalus, also known as water on the brain, which is a condition that causes fluid to build up inside the skull and leads to swelling of the brain.
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Runa with her father, Abdul Rahman, who works as a day laborer in a brick factory for about $3 a day.
Runa’s father, Abdul Rahman, is a day laborer who earns 150 rupees (roughly $3) a day working in a brick factory.
Children with Runa’s condition require surgical intervention as soon as possible to avoid being left permanently disabled.
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Runa requires surgical intervention to treat her condition, but her family cannot afford it.
