Este mare sărbătoare pe o insulă scoțiană unde s-a născut primul bebeluș după 34 de ani. Doar 51 de oameni locuiesc aici

For the first time in over 30 years, a baby was born on the remote Scottish island of North Ronaldsay. Duncan Wilder Thorstein Traill Suarez Ford was born on September 15, marking a significant event for the island's small community. His mother, Alice Traill Ford, expressed joy over the birth, which was unexpected as they initially planned for the baby to be born in Costa Rica. The island, home to only 51 residents, has not seen a birth in 34 years, largely due to limited medical facilities. Alice shared her deep connection to the island, where her family has roots since 1727, and the local community celebrated the birth with small gifts. The lack of medical resources has contributed to the absence of births, as residents often prefer to give birth in hospitals on the mainland.