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How Jasikan midwives delivered baby at roadside

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

Two midwives at the Jasikan Municipal Hospital have assisted a pregnant woman to safely deliver a baby at the roadside at White House Junction, a suburb of Jasikan in the Oti Region. The midwives, Ms Monica Fiati and Ms Francisca Logosu, both of the hospital rsquo;s Labour Ward, responded to a distress call on Saturday, August 15, that a woman in labour had been stranded at the junction while making her way to the hospital.

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