Comments on: Baby Dies On Queue At The Clinic

By: pepe

pepe — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 09:49:41 +0000

i think there is a problem with Lusaka health institutions,to seek for medical assistance from any any government clinic or hospitals is a problem.lusaka health practitioners are too much corrupt,nowonder pipo are dying on ques.its rare to find pipo on ques for a long period of time in other provinces for instance copperbelt.here in lusaka bafikala balitemwa ipiya,my father died from cancer which would been treated but they kept on postponing his treatment,mwema Nurses na ma doctores ba ku lusaka mulimatolefye bonse especially UTH.

By: Kabova

Kabova — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 07:52:47 +0000

Am feeling pity for the mother of the baby. Comment reserved.

By: serenje

serenje — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 11:34:31 +0000

our women like going to clinic wen the condition is bad knowing very well that our clinics are ever full of patients.However sorry for the death of the child

By: Pyatapyata boys

Pyatapyata boys — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 08:08:00 +0000

Any properly trained mdical personnel should be able to acess the situation of the patients before anything elise. there is a tendency by medical practioners to ignore patients even when someone may seem not to afford to stand in a quee but would wait for their turn when they can be attended to which leads to death. Lets give priority to ailling patients regardless of the circumistances unlike waiting for the right moment. What a great lose to the family and the nation at large. Remember to do what you were called for if you sing so be it and if its about taking care of the sick please do. Do not go in to some of these professionals for the sake of making money when your heart is far from doing the right thing. Its the reason why many today have a Godly form but their acts denies what they potray.
Lets do good always and reduce this, remember we are talking of meeting the Millenium development goals by 2015 but where are we going with the current happenings?

By: liłłyo

liłłyo — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 05:50:49 +0000

the only pipo to blame are lecturers who fail students un_necesarily.. if the didnt this country would have had plenty doctors

By: mukombo

mukombo — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 17:32:25 +0000

oga president what is dis news we hear now?papa do somethingooooo,the universe is look up to you.igweeeeeeeeeee

By: mukombo

mukombo — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 17:28:07 +0000

why shuold we blame the staff,they are just human beings who work with blood,they cant devide them selves.the big question is where is the 90DAYS man of action? guys let us be realistic less paint our names black,why promise the impossibilities

By: NIKITA

NIKITA — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 15:20:14 +0000

Im a doctor im a doctor amafi yeka yeka,you wish you were a doctor kwindi iwe.Where have you heard a doctor with such vulgar and foul abusive combonic behaviour?You must have forged your papers if you really are a doctor but i strongly believe youre a chi male nurse who is frastrated in a womans field of work.And if you read my first comment well you punk,i did not generalise in terms of health workers and my ordeal.To all bloggers ive offended i apologise but this punk was being really personal and i woke up on the wrong side yesterday.peace!!

By: TruthHurts

TruthHurts — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 13:47:04 +0000

Some of the insults i have read here made me laugh a lot. If people had guns, they would kill each other. Well, “broadcast yourself”; am hopeful the anger has subsided a bit. But its sad when you lose a loved one in that manner. It happens espeially if the patient is taken to the hospital at a critical time. I lost my loved one in similar circumstances in 2006; have to look after 4 kids; and thats why I HATE MMD PASSIONATELY

By: kokokoko

kokokoko — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 13:25:35 +0000

life in zambia. in mmd women were giving birth in the queues now in pf babies are dying in queues.while sad indeed.