A controversial doctor is building the world's first 'baby factory' which will house hundreds of poverty-stricken Indian women making babies for childless Western couples.
The one-stop surrogacy shop - complete with a gift shop and hotel rooms - is under construction as part of India's multibillion dollar commercial surrogacy industry.
The medic behind the plans, Dr Nayna Patel, already runs a back street clinic in rural Gujarat which currently accommodates around 100 pregnant women in a single house.
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Dr Nayna Patel (front, centre) is building the world's largest surrogate house to provide rooms for hundreds of women to carry babies for western couples
Plans for Dr Patel's new super surrogacy hospital which is expected to house hundreds of Indian women making babies for childless Western couples
Wannabe parents send sperm or embryos to the clinic via courier, often only visiting India to pick up their new son or daughter.
Dr Patel charges hopeful parents $28,000 (ÂĢ17,330) in exchange for using the womb of one of her surrogates. She pays each surrogate $8,000 (ÂĢ4,950) per single pregnancy. If it is twins, they are paid an extra $2,000.
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