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Wau Teaching Hospital finally gets new mortuary - Vimarsana News

Wau Teaching Hospital finally gets new mortuary

South Sudan National Minster of Health Dr. Yolanda Awel Deng along with Western Bahr el Ghazal State Governor Sarah Cleto Rial last Friday inaugurated a newly built modern mortuary at the Wau Teaching Hospital.

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Wau prison chief, two associates in custody for rape charges

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UNMISS Peacekeepers from Bangladesh Train Midwives in Wau - Vimarsana News

UNMISS Peacekeepers from Bangladesh Train Midwives in Wau

Midwives are an essential part of any South Sudanese woman’s birthing ritual. However, quite often many midwives do not have the necessary skill or

UNMISS Peacekeepers from Bangladesh Train Midwives in Wau - Vimarsana News

UNMISS Peacekeepers from Bangladesh Train Midwives in Wau

Midwives are an essential part of any South Sudanese woman’s birthing ritual. However, quite often many midwives do not have the necessary skill or training to handle complicated cases of childbirth. Enter Bangladeshi peacekeepers serving with the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), who facilitated a three-day training for 25 midwives in partnership with […]

UNMISS peacekeepers from Bangladesh train midwives in Wau - Vimarsana News

UNMISS peacekeepers from Bangladesh train midwives in Wau

WAU – Midwives are an essential part of any South Sudanese woman’s birthing ritual. However, quite often many midwives do not have the necessary skill or training to handle complicated cases of childbirth. Enter Bangladeshi peacekeepers serving with the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), who facilitated a three-day training for 25 midwives in partnership with Wau