A Woman in Labor Died in Dzyarzhynsk Hospital, the Child Also Couldn't Be Saved
Information about the death of a mother and an infant in Dzyarzhynsk Central District Hospital (CRH) appeared on social networks. "'Yesterday, March 8, her waters broke, she was taken to the hospital, and neither the mother nor the daughter could be saved,' wrote a girl who introduced herself as a colleague of the deceased young woman. The hospital confirmed this information to an Onliner journalist.
The tragedy occurred on Sunday, March 8. According to a colleague, the deceased girl had recently gotten married and was 26 years old. The couple was expecting a girl — it was their first child.
A month ago, the girl went on maternity leave due to pregnancy.
'Anaphylactic shock, everything happened very quickly. The term was about 34 weeks. [...] We found out from her mother, who came into our office this morning in hysterics to find out what documents needed to be collected,' a colleague wrote in the post.
Onliner contacted Alena Padalyanchyk, the chief doctor of Dzyarzhynsk Central District Hospital. She confirmed the death of the mother and infant:
'For now, I'll just say: the medics did everything they could. I say this with all responsibility: everything they could.'
There is no official information yet about the causes of what happened.
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