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وفاة امرأتين وطفليهما أثناء الولادة في مخيم نازحين بدارفور
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وفاة امرأتين وطفليهما أثناء الولادة في مخيم نازحين بدارفور

Al-Rakoba about 2 hours 1 mins read

توفيت امرأتان وطفلاهما عقب الولادة في مخيم عطاش للنازحين بمدينة نيالا، عاصمة ولاية جنوب دارفور، في أحدث حالات وفيات الأمهات التي يشهدها المخيم، وفق مسؤول بالمخيم تحدث لـ”دارفور24″. وقال المسؤول إن المرأتين فارقتا الحياة برفقة طفليهما عقب الولادة مباشرة، في ساعات متأخرة من يومي الخميس والجمعة الماضيين، مشيراً إلى أن الحادثتين أعقبتا سبع حالات إجهاض …

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