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Popular Kenyan Actress Dies During Childbirth as Nurses and Clinical Officers Strikes; Her Baby Dies Minutes Later
An actress, Maureen Wanza died while giving birth in Kilifi County, Kenya on Tuesday as health services in public hospitals around the country remained grounded due to the clinical officers and nurses’ strike.
The nurses’ strike has lasted for 106 days.
According to DailyNation, Maureen had been rushed to a private clinic after developing complications.
“It was an emergency. While at the facility, her situation worsened as she gave birth. She bled to death. Unfortunately, her baby also died minutes later,” Ashiners Films CEO Ann Hamburg said.
Her death comes at a time when hundreds of patients in the county are seeking treatment in private hospitals due to the industrial action that has paralysed services in all public hospitals.
Nurses in Kenya on Tuesday threatened to take legal action against governors who will replace any of them on strike.
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