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Five residents of Salekhard became dads on Father's Day

Five Salekhardians Become Dads on Father's Day

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Five residents of Salekhard became dads on Father's Day

Five Salehardians became dads on Father's Day. According to the city administration, three girls and two boys were born in the perinatal center of the SOKB. The largest baby weighed 3 kilograms 800 grams.

The boy became the third child in the family of Marina and Ruslan Khabibullin. The couple moved to Salekhard a year ago and soon found out about the upcoming replenishment.

During childbirth, Ruslan was next to his wife for the first time: he supported her, and after the appearance of his son, he cut the umbilical cord himself. According to him, it was an unusual and very emotional experience. The newborn was named Tamerlane.

In October in Salekhard for Father’s Day, 16 men noted letters of thanks from the head of the city. They were awarded for their contribution to the education of children and the development of the district capital.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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