Chinese baby born with 31 fingers on the hands and feet

Hong Hong is a baby four months amid a debate across China. Babies born four months with an excess of the fingers and toes.
Apada Hong Hong, who was born in January 2016 in Pingjiang, Hunan Province has 31 fingers and toes. Despite having 15 fingers 16 toes dna, Hong Hong did not have thumbs.
CNN said, Friday (6/5), Hong Hong was diagnosed with polydactylism, a congenital condition that occurs in humans, dogs and cats where they have an extra limb.
"This condition is usually the offspring in the family," said a doctor in Beijing.
Hong Hong's mother apparently also people with polydactylism. He has six fingers and toes.
Nowadays, parents Hong Hong is trying to raise money so that their children can undergo surgery so that his feet became normal. However, some doctors say the age of Hong Hong is still too small to undergo surgery.
Hong Hong's parents have collected more than 40,000 yuan, or about US $ 6,000 (equivalent to USD 8 billion) through the donations of the people of Beijing. They must collect about 200,000 yuan or $ 30,000 (equivalent to USD 4 billion) in order to operate on the boy.