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Conjoined twins die in Jinja hospital

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JINJA, UGANDA | THE INDEPENDENT | Conjoined twins have died at Jinja regional referral hospital. The babies were delivered by caesarian section at Kiyunga health center IV. They were joined together in the stomach all through to the chest areas. Their mother, Amina Mukyala who is currently admitted at Jinja hospital says that, she only got to know about the twins on Saturday. Mukyala says that, she underwent all the mandatory antenatal visits at…

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Conjoined twins die in Jinja hospital

JINJA, UGANDA | THE INDEPENDENT | Conjoined twins have died at Jinja regional referral hospital. The babies were delivered by caesarian section at Kiyunga health center IV. They were joined together in the stomach all through to the chest areas. Their mother, Amina Mukyala who is currently admitted at Jinja hospital says that, she only got to know about the twins on Saturday. Mukyala says that, she underwent all the mandatory antenatal visits at…

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