While they are supposed to be thrilled, mothers in Uganda are instead still terrified by what will happen to them during and after delivery owing to the inefficiencies in maternal health.
Although those in the rural settings with most substandard health facilities are more at risk, urban dwellers who flock high class private hospitals have equally died while pregnant or within 42 days of termination of pregnancy known as maternal mortality.
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