Juba Teaching Hospital in South Sudan’s capital, Juba, witnessed the arrival of five precious newborns within the first six hours of New Year’s Day. Among them were twin baby girls, adding an extra dose of joy to the occasion. Joyce Peace Abuni, a registered midwife at the hospital’s maternity ward, shared the delightful news with Eye Radio, highlighting the balanced gender distribution with three girls and two boys. The medical team successfully carried out a surgical operation for one woman’s delivery, while the rest experienced natural births. The festive spirit extended beyond midnight, as four women had also given birth on New Year’s Eve, tallying the total number of births to nine as morning broke.
On 25th December, we had twins, and now on January 1st, we had twins again, and they are all girls, Peace shared during an exclusive interview with Eye Radio. The arrival of these precious bundles of joy brings hope and happiness to their families, marking a promising start to the new year.
Juba Teaching Hospital’s maternity ward has been providing essential healthcare services to expectant mothers, ensuring safe deliveries and required medical assistance. These recent births reflect their commitment to providing quality care and support, especially during such significant moments.
The newborns and their mothers are in stable condition under the attentive care of the medical staff. This news serves as a reminder of the remarkable new beginnings that take place every day, spreading joy and warmth to families and communities.
With the anticipation of more celebrations, Juba Teaching Hospital and its dedicated medical professionals continue their essential work, bringing new lives into the world and promoting the health and well-being of the local community.
