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Hard choices as 2 families meet to plot way forward

From left Melon Lutenyo, Mevies Imbaya and Sharon Mathias after the two families met in Nairobi yesterday. [Standard]

Relatives of the three girls separated at birth now say they will make choices that would not tear them apart, as they seek closure to a saga that has caused them sleepless nights.

But they still have to live with the reality printed in black and white on a DNA test result document, which showed that two girls were twins and their third “sibling” not a blood relative.

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