The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has announced that 116 million babies worldwide will be born under the new new coronavirus disease COVID-19 lockdown.
In a report released on International Mother's Day (celebrated May 10), the World Health Organization said that in the next 40 weeks (or 9 months) after March 11, a global epidemic will be launched in several countries, babies are likely to be born, where it is medically system and healthcare are already under pressure as a result of the epidemic.
New mothers and newborns will face a bitter reality, including closings and curfews, while medical centers already lack medical equipment and maternity support staff, the statement said. including.
"Millions of mothers around the world are moving towards motherhood in this world. They must also be prepared for the life that will soon become part of the world, a world where mothers are infected with the virus," said Henrietta Foure, executive director of UNICEF director. Will be afraid to go to medical centers to avoid risk or blockage, and medical services will become stressed due to emergency care.
The World Health Organization warns that Code 19 prevention measures can affect life-saving services such as childbirth and harm millions of pregnant women and their babies.
India tops the list of countries with the highest birth rate in the next nine months at 21 million, followed by China at 13.5 million, Nigeria at 6.4 million, Pakistan at 5 million, and Indonesia. I could have 4 million babies.
The World Health Organization (WHO) said that the death toll for most deaths was much higher than before the epidemic and there was a risk of further increases due to COVID-19.
The statement said industrialized countries could also be affected by the crisis, with the US number six on the list, which the New York government says is likely to take place between March 11 and December 16 for alternative birth centers. 3.3 million babies are born. Is considered because many pregnant women are concerned about going to hospital.
The World Health Organization warns that while there are indications that pregnant women are not as covered by Covid-19 as other areas, pregnant women should ensure that they receive all medical treatment.
While it has not yet been proven that the mother can transmit coronavirus to her baby during pregnancy, the World Health Organization has advised all pregnant women to take all precautions to protect themselves against the ultrasound virus. Examine it carefully and see a doctor if you have any symptoms or concerns.
Same case is reported today in Karachi where a pregnanet woman rested positive for Coronavirus gave a birth of baby, baby is tested for the COVID-19 infection and results found in negative.
Some how a case is also reported in China where the a covid-19 postive pregnant woman gave a birth with a positive results in baby.
