The mother of a nine-year-old Upington girl who underwent reconstructive surgery is relieved her child will no longer be teased about the way she looks. Sasha-Lee Neels was left badly scarred after a car accident last year, with one eye partially closed. She's one of 25 Northern Cape children who benefitted from corrective facial reconstructive surgery thanks to the Smile Foundation, which works with Academic Hospitals.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and also #SABCNews on Social
Media.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and also #SABCNews on Social
Media.
- Category
- South Africa
- Tags
- south africa, girl, surgery, smile
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
01:15
12 Year Old Girl's Body Found in a Shack at Mandela Park, Welkom
-
05:06
Operation Smile South Africa In Malawi
-
06:40
How Operation Smile SA performed 273 facial reconstructive surgeries on kids in DRC in 10 days
-
05:17
A solar power plant in Upington unveiled
-
01:24
11-Year-Old Girl From Zimbabwe Is A Rising Motocross Star
-
01:28
13 Year-Old Girl Arrested For Murder
-
01:06
Kenya cancels 2020 school year, classes to resume next year
-
24:05
Central African Republic: Girl Soldiers
-
01:33
Madagascar struggles to cope following back to back storms
-
08:35
Operation Smile Initiative In Africa
-
59:15
The Chinese are Coming
-
00:50
Olympics: Uganda strikes 10,000m gold as Morocco, Egypt advance in football
-
02:13
BREAKING: President of Mali held in 'coup' by soldiers
-
01:11
Malawi's former VP files complaint against president
-
07:40
Breaking Sex-Ed taboos in South Sudan
