Photo: Two children accidentally switched at birth three years ago return to their biological parents

Two children who were accidentally switched at birth three years ago were returned to their parents in the southern province of Binh Phuoc, Vietnam on Monday, July 25.

The hospital responsible for the mistake is now facing possibilities of a lawsuit as it  mistake caused serious consequences. The hospital would offer each family VND20 million (US$890) and cover fees for previous DNA tests. But both families have rejected the offer, without specifying their demand. Hoang Van Thanh, director of Binh Long Town General Hospital, have apologized to the two families. 

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