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An Egyptian national believed at one point to be the "world's heaviest woman" died Monday at a hospital in the United Arab Emirates, putting a tragic end to a months-long campaign - spanning three countries - to save her life.

Egyptian national Eman Abdulati, 37, who won the hearts of Mumbaikars with her resolve to fight obesity, is no more. Abdulati passed away at 4.35 am on Monday at Burjeel Hospital in Abu Dhabi, following medical complications. She had arrived in Mumbai in February this year and lost 330 kg under the supervision of a team of Mumbai doctors. In a cont...

Eman Ahmed Abd El Aty, once known as the world's heaviest woman, died at the Burjee Hospital in Abu Dhabi on Monday. She hailed from Egypt and weighed approximately 500 kg.

Egyptian woman Eman Ahmed, who came to India for weight-loss surgery and then left for Abu Dhabi amid controversy, has died. The 37-year-old had been in Abu Dhabi since May.

Eman Ahmed, a 36-year old Egyptian woman, who was the world's heaviest woman until January this year, can now finally sit up in her bed all thanks to her medical team which made this possible.

A new video exposes the lack of privacy for Egyptian Eman Ahmed as she was released from a hospital in Mumbai two days ago. In the video, the woman who arrived in India as the world's heaviest is brought towards the media in a wheelchair. Her sister, Shaima, distressed at the jumble of cameras and reporters, breaks down.

Footage of Eman Ahmed being moved through a wheelchair in a Mumbai hospital exposes the insensitivity with which her send-off was handled. Reporters pushed and shoved so close to her that Ms Ahmed was at risk. "The way Eman's case has been handled was beyond grotesque, she was converted into a freak show," said Mumbai columnist Shobhaa De, appearin...

Egyptian woman Eman Ahmed, who left Mumbai today to continue her weight-loss in Abu Dhabi, has reached her new destination.

There were nearly 15 to 20 reporters, many accompanied by camera crews, that were waiting for updates on the 37-year-old, who was departing Mumbai three months after she arrived in a specially refurbished cargo plane for stomach-stapling or bariatric surgery.

The Egyptian once believed to be the world's heaviest woman is flying out of Mumbai today, almost three months after she arrived on a specially modified cargo plane. Eman Ahmed was treated by doctors at Saifee Hospital, who say they're upset with allegations levelled by her sister who has accused them of lying about how much weight she has lost. Ms...

Egyptian woman Eman Ahmed, who lost 324 kg at a hospital in Mumbai in less than three months, will fly to Abu Dhabi today for rehabilitation. Ms Ahmed, believed to be the heaviest woman on the planet till recently, had arrived in Mumbai in February on a chartered cargo plane. Sources have said that a cargo aircraft, turned into an air ambulance is ...

I write this today to place in perspective a medical case that has captured the interest of people from all over the world.

Egyptian national Eman Ahmed, who was until recently believed to be the world's heaviest woman, will be discharged tomorrow from the Saifee Hospital in Mumbai, where she underwent treatment for severe obesity.

Doctors treating 36-year-old Eman Ahmed Abdulati, the Egyptian national believed to be the world's heaviest woman, have sought an apology from her sibling Shaimaa Selim, who alleged that the hospital authorities used her sister for mere publicity and made false claims about the former's weight loss.

Egyptian national Eman Ahmed, who was being treated in Mumbai for obesity, would be shifted to a hospital in UAE's Abu Dhabi soon. However, Ms Ahmed, who had arrived in Mumbai on a chartered cargo plane, would leave as a business class passenger on a regular flight.

An Egyptian national believed at one point to be the "world's heaviest woman" died Monday at a hospital in the United Arab Emirates, putting a tragic end to a months-long campaign - spanning three countries - to save her life.

Egyptian national Eman Abdulati, 37, who won the hearts of Mumbaikars with her resolve to fight obesity, is no more. Abdulati passed away at 4.35 am on Monday at Burjeel Hospital in Abu Dhabi, following medical complications. She had arrived in Mumbai in February this year and lost 330 kg under the supervision of a team of Mumbai doctors. In a cont...

Eman Ahmed Abd El Aty, once known as the world's heaviest woman, died at the Burjee Hospital in Abu Dhabi on Monday. She hailed from Egypt and weighed approximately 500 kg.

Egyptian woman Eman Ahmed, who came to India for weight-loss surgery and then left for Abu Dhabi amid controversy, has died. The 37-year-old had been in Abu Dhabi since May.

Eman Ahmed, a 36-year old Egyptian woman, who was the world's heaviest woman until January this year, can now finally sit up in her bed all thanks to her medical team which made this possible.

A new video exposes the lack of privacy for Egyptian Eman Ahmed as she was released from a hospital in Mumbai two days ago. In the video, the woman who arrived in India as the world's heaviest is brought towards the media in a wheelchair. Her sister, Shaima, distressed at the jumble of cameras and reporters, breaks down.

Footage of Eman Ahmed being moved through a wheelchair in a Mumbai hospital exposes the insensitivity with which her send-off was handled. Reporters pushed and shoved so close to her that Ms Ahmed was at risk. "The way Eman's case has been handled was beyond grotesque, she was converted into a freak show," said Mumbai columnist Shobhaa De, appearin...

Egyptian woman Eman Ahmed, who left Mumbai today to continue her weight-loss in Abu Dhabi, has reached her new destination.

There were nearly 15 to 20 reporters, many accompanied by camera crews, that were waiting for updates on the 37-year-old, who was departing Mumbai three months after she arrived in a specially refurbished cargo plane for stomach-stapling or bariatric surgery.

The Egyptian once believed to be the world's heaviest woman is flying out of Mumbai today, almost three months after she arrived on a specially modified cargo plane. Eman Ahmed was treated by doctors at Saifee Hospital, who say they're upset with allegations levelled by her sister who has accused them of lying about how much weight she has lost. Ms...

Egyptian woman Eman Ahmed, who lost 324 kg at a hospital in Mumbai in less than three months, will fly to Abu Dhabi today for rehabilitation. Ms Ahmed, believed to be the heaviest woman on the planet till recently, had arrived in Mumbai in February on a chartered cargo plane. Sources have said that a cargo aircraft, turned into an air ambulance is ...

I write this today to place in perspective a medical case that has captured the interest of people from all over the world.

Egyptian national Eman Ahmed, who was until recently believed to be the world's heaviest woman, will be discharged tomorrow from the Saifee Hospital in Mumbai, where she underwent treatment for severe obesity.

Doctors treating 36-year-old Eman Ahmed Abdulati, the Egyptian national believed to be the world's heaviest woman, have sought an apology from her sibling Shaimaa Selim, who alleged that the hospital authorities used her sister for mere publicity and made false claims about the former's weight loss.

Egyptian national Eman Ahmed, who was being treated in Mumbai for obesity, would be shifted to a hospital in UAE's Abu Dhabi soon. However, Ms Ahmed, who had arrived in Mumbai on a chartered cargo plane, would leave as a business class passenger on a regular flight.