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A health professional has sparked widespread conversation after sharing a heartbreaking video of a delivery involving a baby born with severe congenital abnormalities, including the absence of the eyes and nose. Using the emotional case as a wake-up call, he urged expectant mothers to never skip an anomaly scan...

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Ernest☯️🔂1 month ago

Happened at Abura Dunkwa District Hospital That’s Dr. Adjettey speaking The baby unfortunately didn’t survive.

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Kofi Danso 🇬🇭1 month ago

My extremely religious people are saying it's demonic 😂😂😂even after hearing from the nurse in the video...Chale Africa and religion!!!! Sickle cell, down syndrome and every other congenital defects are spiritualized and it really makes me sad how religion has blindfolded us

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Sean Ricky Rozay_jnr ⚕️🥼1 month ago

Add another 20’years to chairman wontumi

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OgbooNana1 month ago

Galamsey bro, galamsey!

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Daniels Danielson1 month ago

Galamsey effects

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Abu de Thief😅1 month ago

In Ghana why should pregnant women have just 3 or 4 scans throughout the journey. This should be abolished immediately by the Ghana Health Service & make it regular

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@Henry_Laryea1 month ago

Are they gonna allow this innocent child to leave in this wicked world with such anomally aw no.

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1GADA_GH1 month ago

The results of polluting the waters…..GALAMSAY

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JOSH ™1 month ago

Some of the effects of galamsey.

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Salamanca Solo Dolo 🇬🇭 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 🇨🇭1 month ago

What in the Odyssey Cyclops is going on here

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CYDA1 month ago

Probably from a galamsey area

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Nayo1 month ago

@grok what is galamsey effect

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'I AM THAT I AM'1 month ago

Don’t pregnant women do ultrasound before birth?

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LonerTurnGod1 month ago

Effect of galamsay the ndc government is doing Both npp & ndc are national enemies

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ShwanzY DebaY1 month ago

💔💔

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QwekuBucks♤1 month ago

Put the baby out of it's misery🙏🏽

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interior minister1 month ago

The kinda heartbreak the couple would have to deal with after this experience is concerning . I know I wouldn’t , I can’t possibly be okay after this😖💔.

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Who_gives_an_F1 month ago

This is why abortions need to be legalized well to a point because imagine ooo

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HeyMrCarter1 month ago

Is the anomaly scan covered by the health insurance? Since it’s being paid for by every Ghanaian

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Ace1 month ago

She tried abortion wallayi

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Abraham Thompson1 month ago

You guys should just kill the baby chale… it’s sad

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🦅🤍Aqo CHISOM faiza 🙇‍♀️🫠🧘‍♀️🌚1 month ago

💔

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boo1 month ago

This is the effect of galamsey.

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The Coalition1 month ago

the effects of galamsey.

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👑King Mac1 month ago

Poseidons son?

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EƉUDZI 🤴1 month ago

Galamsey effects

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Tanko Jawula Dramani®1 month ago

God's image

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chief1 month ago

So what do you do with this?

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ELIKEM1 month ago

So are they going to euthanize the baby or what?

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