Fourteen babies born during Easter at Apam Hospital

Apam (C/R), April 5, GNA – Fourteen babies, made up of 4 girls and 10 boys, were delivered at the Apam Catholic Hospital during the Easter festivities. The Principal Midwifery Officer at the Maternity Ward of the hospital, Sister Abedu Enin, told the Ghana News Agency that four boys and a girl were born on Good Friday. Three boys and two girls were delivered on Holy Saturday and three boys and one girl were born on Easter Sunday. The babies and their mothers have been discharged.

Source: GhanaWeb

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