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14 Buses Raced to Save the Life of a Two-Year-Old Boy

Taliparamba: 14 buses ran on Tuesday to bring a two-year-old boy back to life. The child is unable to eat due to a gastrointestinal illness he has had since birth. The esophageal damage was present since birth. Surgery is needed to fix it...

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Mathrubhumi

14 Buses Raced to Save the Life of a Two-Year-Old Boy

12 hours ago·Kozhikode, India

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Mathrubhumi broke the news in Kozhikode, India 12 hours ago on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.

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