Fortunately, for the guard, her alert colleagues immediately collared her attacker and 22-year-old Cheryl Languing was turned over to the police who filed appropriate charges against the suspect.

Investigators said Lanquing punched hospital guard Jennifer Rosario 23, knocked her down to the floor and scratched her face with sharp, long nails.

Officer Alma Santiago of the Women and Children’s Concerned Desk of the Pasay Police said Rosario was on duty at the San Juan de Dios Hospital when a nurse asked for her assistance with a patient who was rushed to the emergency room for abdominal pains and had three companions, which included Languing.

Rosario went to the emergency room and explained to the group that it was hospital policy that a patient was allowed only one companion at the emergency room.

But Languing’s group refused to comply, resulting to a heated argument between the suspect and Rosario. However, when Rosario turned her back to ask for assistance from another hospital guard, Languing threw a punch at her sending her to the floor.

Languing also lashed at the face of the security guard and scratched her face with her nails.

Several guards rushed to rescue Rosario and collared Languing.

Source: Way Odd

The hospital error came to light after the parents of one baby decided to undergo a DNA after being subjected to bar room gossips regarding their daughter who do not resemble any of them.

However, the DNA tests proved that neither the father nor the mother wife could be the parents. The other couple is now undergoing test.

Records show that both Nikola and Veronika were born on December 9 last year in a clinic in Trebic, 100 miles south of the Czech capital, Prague.

But several months after Nikola’s birth, Libor Broza and his wife Jaroslava Trojanova decided to undergo a DNA test, because they thought their daughter did not resemble any of them.

The test proved them correct: Nikola was not theirs.

Last week, the couple met Jan and Jaroslava Cermak and their daughter Veronika, who also agreed to undergo testing.

However, even with the absence of the test result, both couples have already agreed to swap their daughters before the end of the year.

“Of course, we are happy, but on the other hand, we also feel terrible,” Jaroslava Trojanova.

Both the police and the hospital are investigating the case, calling it a “regrettable case”.

The two couples are planning to sue the hospital, with Broza and Trojanova planning to seek some USD510,000 in damages.

Source: WayOdd