Over
fifteen babies were born at Mpilo central hospital
as the country gathered to
bury the former senator at
the National Heroes Acre on Unity Day.
The
unity accord was signed by two political parties,
ZANU PF and PF-ZAPU in 1987.
The
Mpilo Hospital Public Relations Officer, Ozias
Ndlovu, yesterday said twenty
two babies were delivered.
Thirteen of these were girls while nine were boys.
He
added that nineteen babies were delivered normally
while three were born
through caesarean section.
Several
mothers have urged the government and the donor
community to continue improving
the conditions in the
labour ward especially equipping them with delivery kits.
“We
truly want to thank the hospital for waging us donor
support and we ask all relevant
stakeholders to continue
supporting the institution to match the modern global
standard,” said a mother who was assisted to deliver her
first child.
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