Boy, two, born without an anus and half his scrotum buried in his groin has surgery. The unnamed toddler, from Indonesia, had surgery to move the left side of his scrotum to the correct position, followed by his testicle. The two halves of the sac were then 'fixed'. Rehydration key to surviving the Rugby World Cup. Y'all drink a lot.

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