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Minor sisters among 12 die in road accidents National May 16, 2021 KARACHI: Two minor sisters and six youngsters were among 12 people who lost their lives in various road tragedies during the three days of Eidul Fitr in Karachi. Two people also died of electrocution during the holidays. The minor sisters were killed and their mother injured in a traffic accident on Airport Link Road within the limits of the Airport police station on the first day of Eid. The minors were identified as four-year-old Khadija, daughter of Babar, and six-year-old Hiba, and their mother as Barka, 35. Police said that two young women, who were also sisters, were also injured in the accident. They were identified as Fahimda, 22, daughter of Ahsan, and her younger sister Faiza, 20. The casualties were taken to Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC). ....
Colorado Woman Reunited with Sisters After Spending 65 Years Apart 12 May 2021 A Colorado woman who has been searching for her sisters for decades finally met them thanks to years of persistence and DNA technology. “I want a new sisterhood,” Mara Hall, 65, told KUSA. “I’ve never had sisters or brothers, so this is really exciting for me. Who would know 65 years later that I would find them? Or that they would find me?” Hall realized she might have had two siblings when she accessed her birth certificate in the early 1990s. She placed her information on ancestry websites years later, hoping she would find the answers she was looking for. ....
Woman Abandoned As a Baby Meets Brother and Sister for the First Time On 4/26/21 at 9:43 AM EDT A woman who was abandoned as a baby has been united with her biological siblings. Jessica Hicks, 30, had been searching for her family for years and finally met them on Sunday, reported CBS Los Angeles. Hicks was found as a baby at a business park in Irwindale, California, in 1990, and taken to a hospital. A newspaper reported on Hicks discovery at the time and said: A sunburned newborn girl was found wrapped in an old blue blanket Monday afternoon in the bushes near a business complex. ....