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Meet The First Baby Of 2024 Born At Trinitas Regional Medical Center

The baby girl of Union County parents will be going home to meet her big sister.

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Briana Micaela Cuji Yepez. (Trinitas Regional Medical Center)
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Posing with Rosa Yepez Cuji are Midwife Iwona Lewinski, CNM and Linda Corbette, RN, BSN. (Trinitas Regional Medical Center)

ELIZABETH, NJ — Happy New Year! The first baby of 2024 born at Trinitas Regional Medical Center made an appearance at 10:04 a.m. on Jan. 1.

Briana Micaela Cuji Yepez born to Rosa Yepez Cuji and Segundo Cuji Paguay of Elizabeth, weighed 7 pounds, 3 ounces, and measured 51 centimeters long.

Although this was Rosa's first baby born at Trinitas, Briana will be going home to meet her big sister.

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