KATHMANDU, NEPAL -- Life goes on at the tiny Paropakar Maternity Hospital in Kathmandu, where doctors have been delivering up to 70 babies a day since the April 25 quake killed thousands. "The babies are going to come whether we like it or not," said Dr. Jageshwer Gautam, hospital director. At the moment of the first tremor, we were performing caesarean sections. We brought the patients outside and successfully completed the surgeries. These doctors and nurses never left the patients. Because of...
KATHMANDU, NEPAL -- Life goes on at the tiny Paropakar Maternity Hospital in Kathmandu, where doctors have been delivering up to 70 babies a day since the April 25 quake killed thousands. "The babies are going to come whether we like it or not," said Dr. Jageshwer Gautam, hospital director. At the moment of the first tremor, we were performing caesarean sections. We brought the patients outside and successfully completed the surgeries. These doctors and nurses never left the patients. Because of...
Share this Article
Recommended