现年43岁的梅娜·格尔廷克和44岁的米娜尔·蒂森在印度出生于1980年代初期，随后分别从孟买的两个不同孤儿院被荷兰家庭收养1。两人在十几岁时相识，建立了深厚友谊，当时甚至互相称呼对方为"姐妹"1。
梅娜曾于2017年进行过DNA检测但未找到匹配项，之后删除了检测应用1。米娜尔则在4月进行了DNA检测，并于5月20日通过Facebook与梅娜联系1。检测结果显示两人为100%匹配的亲生姐妹1。自5月以来，两人每隔一天通话一次，已见过彼此的配偶、子女和父母，并于8月再次相聚1。
Two women born in India and adopted into separate Dutch families have discovered they are biological sisters after decades of friendship. Mena Gertinck, 43, and Minal Tissen, 44, first met as teenagers and developed a close bond, even calling each other "Sis" intuitively at the time.1 The two were adopted from different orphanages in Mumbai in the early 1980s.1
The revelation came through DNA testing. Mena underwent a DNA test in 2017 but found no match and later deleted the application early this year.1 Minal then took a DNA test in April and contacted Mena via Facebook on May 20, sharing results that showed a "100% match," confirming they are full biological sisters.1 Since May, the two have spoken every other day and have met each other's spouses, children, and parents.1 They reunited again in August, validating what they had intuitively sensed throughout their friendship.1
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