At the age of 19, the sisters found out that they were not twins DNA test 19 years after birth. This is reported by The Star.
For 19 years, Ardriyani and Adriana Ivani considered themselves non-identical twins. All this time, they did not know that they were not biological sisters.
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The truth surfaced after the girls passed a DNA test. It turned out that one of the sisters was confused at birth and sent to another family. Adriana's real twin sister turned out to be Noratira (Atira) Husin, who grew up in another family living in Pantai Kundor district.
Having learned the truth, the confused girls decided to change their surnames. At the same time, Atira decided that she would continue to live with the family in which she grew up. She stressed that she will always have a warm relationship with her biological family.
“Now I continue to study at one of the universities in Kota Bharu. In my free time, I go to visit my real mother, City Amina Mod Ismail, and my twin sister Adriyani Ivani, ”Atira said.
Adriyani Ivani noted that she did not treat her sister worse, who turned out to be step-apart … “Our relationship will not change, and my mother also treats her like her own daughter,” she said.
Atira and Ariyana decided to change their names and submitted a corresponding application to the National Registration Office. Local authorities approved the application and agreed to correct the information on their birth certificates and passports. Noratira Khusin became Atira Ivani Ibeni Yanin, and Adriana Ivani Ibeni Yanin became Adriana Khusin.
“Even though my name changes slightly, I still keep the name of Atira, since the deceased gave it to me” father ”Husin Omar. The new documents will not only help me solve important matters easier, but will also give me confidence that now I am myself, after 20 years of living with someone else's family, ”Atira said.
The documents were given to the girls by the deputy Director General of the National Registration Office Datuk Saadon Othman.
Earlier it was reported that the girl, who found out after a DNA test that she was confused in the maternity hospital with another child, demanded from the authorities of the autonomous community of Spain Rioja to pay her compensation of three million Euro. An internal audit revealed that the substitution of the child was due to a human factor.