Family rejects DNA results in Tanzania, refuses to bury deceased infant
Neema Luligala, who claimed her newborn baby girl was switched at Mount Meru Referral Hospital, speaks to journalists in Arusha today after receiving the DNA test results.
Arusha. A family in Arusha has refused to collect the body of a baby confirmed through DNA testing to be theirs, citing doubts over the results and demanding further tests to be conducted abroad.
A resident of Ndarvoi in Arusha, Neema Kilugala, 26, and her family have questioned the credibility of DNA results released six days ago, which showed with 99.99 percent accuracy that the child she was given at Mount Meru Regional Referral Hospital was biologically hers.
