Northern Ireland Midwife Struck Off over Controversial Covid Posts

NI midwife who claimed pandemic was a ‘Trojan horse’ and told pregnant shop worker not to wear mask is struck

An award-winning Northern

Irish midwife who told pregnant women Covid was 'Trojan horse' struck off

Seana Kerr posted comments including that the virus was a 'Trojan horse intend[ed] to introduce a new era for humanity' and that 'babies were being attacked in the womb through vaccination'

Northern Ireland midwife struck off over controversial Covid posts

Seana Kerr made comments including that 'babies were being attacked in the womb through vaccination', an NMC panel found

Midwife who claimed babies were being attacked in the womb by vaccines is struck off

A midwife who claimed on social media that the Covid-19 pandemic was a “Trojan horse” and that babies were being attacked in the womb by vaccinations given to mothers has been struck off.

Daisy Hill midwife who told pregnant shop assistant not to wear face mask struck off

An award-winning Southern Trust midwife who, during the height of Covid-19, told a pregnant shop assistant she should not be wearing a face mask and that the pandemic was "a Trojan horse intended to introduce a new era for humanity," has been struck off. ... This content is for Armagh I members only. Consider supporting local, independent journalism by signing up for a monthly - or annual – membership. Weekly Membership £1.99 / Week Unlimited…

NI midwife who claimed pandemic was a ‘Trojan horse’ and told pregnant shop worker not to wear mask is struck off

An award-winning Northern Ireland midwife who claimed on social media that the Covid-19 pandemic was a “Trojan horse” and that babies were being attacked in the womb by vaccinations given to mothers has been struck off.