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Death and repatriation of Ecuadorian conjoined twins
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Death and repatriation of Ecuadorian conjoined twins
Ecuadorian conjoined twins José Luis and José Armando Cevallos, who were joined at the thorax and shared a liver and intestines, passed away in Colombia at the age of 27. The medical emergency reportedly began when José Luis experienced vomiting and illness. Following hospitalization, José Luis suffered a cardiac arrest. Although medical staff briefly reanimated him, José Armando subsequently suffered a heart attack, and doctors were unable to save either brother. An associate, Fernando Carrillo, suggested that a kidney infection may have triggered the cardiac events. The brothers, known online as ‘Siameses del Ecuador’, had traveled to Colombia to undergo medical treatment intended to improve their mobility and autonomy. They were also social media influencers with over 60,000 followers, having recently appeared on the Spanish program ‘Y ahora Sonsoles’. Their social media management team released Following their death on October 15, the remains of the brothers were returned to Milagro, Guayas province, for burial. Upon their arrival, they were met by a statement expressing profound sorrow, funeral procession and a caravan of family and friends. The local Cantonal Council of San Francisco de Milagro issued a formal expression of condolences, noting the brothers would be remembered for their brother, Damián Cevallos, stated that unique bond. A religious memorial service was scheduled for Sunday, October 25, which the family is devastated by the loss. arranged to be broadcast live via their official TikTok account to allow remote participation.
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