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VIVAnews Four out of five children of a retired police officer First Sub-Lieutenant (Ret.) Sahirun and Warsini are paralyzed. It all began in 2005 when the father who had no money was forced to take his family to an old pig den.

Suddenly, his children become paralyzed, one by one. They are Musiaroh (36), Amin Muntoha (35), Musinah (27), and Riyatin (25). Meanwhile Kiswanto (30) who lived with other people was not affected.

Based on previous medical examination, the disability was caused by a genetic disorder.

A neurosurgeon of Margono Sukaryo Hospital in Purwokerto, dr Untung Gunarso, said the four people had been admitted to the hospital.

Based on the diagnosis, they suffer from muscle atrophy, he told VIVAnews, on Thursday.

The four siblings were then taken to Kariadi Hospital in Semarang. They even had their blood samples sent to Europe to be studied in a laboratory. It is concluded that the four siblings have a genetic disorder or Friedreich’s ataxia syndrome.

This type of illness usually attacks 15-year-old adolescents, and may worsen when the patient reaches the age of 22.

So, in relation with the allegation of a virus attack caused by their former residence with their parents in an old pig den, its still uncertain yet, he said.

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