Governor Natembeya Advocates for Improved Maternal Health Care
In a powerful address today, Governor George Natembeya emphasized his unwavering commitment to maternal health, vowing that no mother should lose her life during childbirth due to negligence. Speaking at the launch of the newly upgraded Mother and Baby Hospital, Natembeya highlighted the urgent need for enhanced healthcare services and infrastructure to safeguard the lives of mothers and their newborns.
“Not on my watch will we lose mothers during childbirth,” Natembeya declared. He urged healthcare providers to prioritize safety and quality care, emphasizing the importance of training and resources for medical staff. The governor revealed that the government is investing heavily in maternal health programs, including increased staffing, better facilities, and community outreach initiatives.
The revamped Mother and Baby Hospital will serve as a model for healthcare excellence in the region, featuring state-of-the-art equipment and a dedicated team of professionals focused on maternal and infant care. Natembeya announced plans for regular training workshops for healthcare workers to ensure they are equipped with the latest knowledge and practices in maternal care.
Local health advocates joined the governor in his call to action, stressing that every birth should be a safe and dignified experience. Natembeya urged residents to support these efforts by seeking proper prenatal care and attending health education sessions.
As TransNzoia continues to face challenges in maternal health, Governor Natembeya’s resolute stance aims to instill hope and foster a future where every mother can give birth in a safe environment, free from the fear of negligence.
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