Over 1 000 Babies Delivered At Unfpa Zaatari Camp Clinic Jordan Times Mafraq — the unfpa on monday celebrated the birth of baby number 1,000 at its clinic in the zaatari refugee camp, which currently houses over 85,000 syrians. aisha was born on may 27 in the clinic, which opened a year ago as the only facility that provides normal delivery service for women and is supported by the european commission humanitarian aid and civil protection (echo). Zaatari camp, jordan – "on my first day at work in the camp, i cried a lot.at that time, i had not worked with refugees before, and i had no idea about their conditions," ammoun kitabi, a 58 year old midwife, told unfpa, at the reproductive health clinic in zaatari camp where she tends to syrian refugees.
5 000 Babies Delivered At Zaatari Camp S Unfpa Supported Clinic Zaatari refugee camp — the unfpa celebrated on tuesday the safe delivery of 5,000 syrian babies at the zaatari refugee camp at the un agency supported reproductive health clinic. unfpa representatives and a number of syrian mothers who safely delivered their new babies in the camp, some 80km northeast of amman, attended the event. mariam abdul qader, who delivered twins 18 days ago, said. Thousands safely delivered. ammoun has delivered thousands of babies in her career as the head of midwifery and nicu at the unfpa clinic in the zaatari camp. unfpa and the jordan health aid society international operate the clinic. that clinic has performed more than 14,000 safe deliveries without a single maternal death. Jordan 1 more. in this refugee camp, midwives have delivered over 14,000 babies with zero maternal deaths format news and press release source. unfpa; posted 10 jan 2022 originally published 10. 08 march 2016. zaatari, jordan – when mohammad and kholoud suliman were told that their infant daughter was the 5000 th baby born at the unfpa supported women’s clinic in jordan’s zaatari refugee camp, they immediately knew how they would mark the occasion – by naming her rima, after dr. rima diab, the clinic doctor who had brought her.
3 000th Baby Born At Unfpa Supported Clinic In Zaatari Refugee Camp Jordan 1 more. in this refugee camp, midwives have delivered over 14,000 babies with zero maternal deaths format news and press release source. unfpa; posted 10 jan 2022 originally published 10. 08 march 2016. zaatari, jordan – when mohammad and kholoud suliman were told that their infant daughter was the 5000 th baby born at the unfpa supported women’s clinic in jordan’s zaatari refugee camp, they immediately knew how they would mark the occasion – by naming her rima, after dr. rima diab, the clinic doctor who had brought her. The unfpa supported sexual and reproductive health (srh) clinic, nestled within the camp, has been a beacon of hope, offering refuge, care, and support to the most vulnerable among syrian refugees. zaatari camp overview. situated 10 kilometers east of al mafraq in the al mafraq governorate of jordan, zaatari camp has held the distinction of. In the heart of the zaatari refugee camp, a symbol of resilience and compassion shines bright. the unfpa supported sexual and reproductive health (srh) clinic, nestled within the camp, has been a beacon of hope, offering refuge, care, and support to the most vulnerable among syrian refugees. zaatari camp overview.
Zaatari Refugee Camp Photos And Premium High Res Pictures Getty Images The unfpa supported sexual and reproductive health (srh) clinic, nestled within the camp, has been a beacon of hope, offering refuge, care, and support to the most vulnerable among syrian refugees. zaatari camp overview. situated 10 kilometers east of al mafraq in the al mafraq governorate of jordan, zaatari camp has held the distinction of. In the heart of the zaatari refugee camp, a symbol of resilience and compassion shines bright. the unfpa supported sexual and reproductive health (srh) clinic, nestled within the camp, has been a beacon of hope, offering refuge, care, and support to the most vulnerable among syrian refugees. zaatari camp overview.
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