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Chaos at Harare Hospital, midwives stage sit-in

by Thobekile Zhou

22 Sep 2016 at 19:29hrs | 2133 Views

Harare Central Hospital midwives have embarked on a sit-in strike in maternity section.

Reports indicate that ambulances are being turned away this evening.

Last Saturday the hospital suspended surgeries due to critical shortage of essential drugs including pain killers.

Source - Byo24News

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