Severely disabled eight-month-old girl who was born blind and without a skull is cared for by monks in Thailand

• Nurafaiha, from Sayaburi in Thailand, can't take milk and is fed by way of a tube
• The child wants common hospital therapy and can want a number of operations
• Case highlighted on social media and other people clubbed collectively to lift funds

By Rory Tingle For Mailonline

Revealed: 20:50 EST, 24 December 2016 | Up to date: 04:07 EST, 25 December 2016

A child who was born blind and and not using a cranium is being cared for by a kindly Buddhist monk over Christmas.

Nurafaiha, from Sayaburi in Thailand, can't take milk usually and needs to be fed by way of a tube.

The Eight-month-old's case was highlighted on social media, and other people clubbed collectively to lift funds for her care.

Nurafaiha, from Sayaburi in Thailand, can't take milk usually and needs to be fed by way of a tube

Monk Bhin and the inspiration are well-known for good works in helping poor households with particular wants.

The opposite 4 kids within the Nurafaiha's household all go to high school, which is a problem when the household solely have the daddy's meagre earnings from his job in a manufacturing unit.

Nurafaiha wants common hospital therapy and, sooner or later, will want a number of operations on her face and cranium.

Monk Bhin has up to now been capable of increase 200,000 Thai baht (£four,400) from the inspiration funds and people who've responded to his Fb appeals to help the household.

Nurafaiha wants common hospital therapy and, sooner or later, will want a number of operations on her face and cranium

Monk Bhin and the inspiration are well-known for good works in helping poor households with particular wants

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