AUSTRALIA: Formerly conjoined twins leave hospital

Former conjoined Bhutanese twins Nima and Dawa have left a Melbourne hospital as individual "cheeky" girls, weeks after life-changing surgery to separate them.
The 15-month-old sisters, who had spent their lives joined at the torso, have left Royal Children's Hospital in a pram with their mother, after successful surgery on November 9.
Arthur Stevens reports from Melbourne

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