The Upper East Region has recorded 24 maternal deaths within the first six months of this year. These deaths are a significant concern, highlighting the ongoing challenges in maternal healthcare in the region. Factors contributing to these maternal deaths often include inadequate access to quality healthcare, delays in seeking medical attention, and complications during pregnancy and childbirth.
The region’s health authorities are under pressure to address these issues and improve maternal health services to prevent further loss of lives. The situation calls for enhanced healthcare delivery, better facilities, and increased awareness to ensure safer pregnancies and deliveries.
