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UN promoting midwives program to tackle soaring infant mortality rates in South Sudan

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Eno Inyang is a part of a UN program to train midwives. “I really feel great because I was doing my job. That is what I was supposed to do, to help a mother to deliver safely and I make sure that the mother is alive and the baby. I really feel great ......

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