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Safe motherhood campaign heads to Engela

150 mothers to be screened
The campaign aims to raise awareness among expecting mothers about the risk of pregnancy and childbirth, with the aim of improving pregnancy outcomes.
Kenya Kambowe
Ongwediva Medipark will host its eighth safe motherhood campaign next week at Engela District Hospital in Ohangwena Region, where about 150 pregnant mothers are expected to be scre
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Namibian Sun 2025-01-10

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