Tao Huajiang displays a photo of his late wife Yang Cuicui who died from A/H1N1 flu six days after giving birth to three baby girls via cesarean section, at Magezhuang village in Pingdu City, east China's Shandong Province January 6, 2010. Yang was diagnosed of H1N1 flu and then decided to take a risk to give birth ahead of schedule December 23. The mother stayed at ICU afterwards and didn't even get a chance to have a look at her babies before succumbing to the flu on December 29. The bereft and debt-ridden family received widespread media attention and public supports, with donations running up to 140,000 yuan (US$19,800) so far. [Xinhua] 

This January 1, 2010 photo shows the triplet baby girls of late mother Yang Cuicui. Yang was diagnosed of A/H1N1 flu and then decided to take a risk to give birth ahead of schedule December 23. The mother stayed at ICU afterwards and didn't even get a chance to have a look at her babies before succumbing to the flu on December 29. The bereft and debt-ridden family received widespread media attention and public supports, with donations running up to 140,000 yuan (US$19,800) so far. [Xinhua]