Watoto 21 wazaliwa mkesha wa Pasaka Iringa

IRINGA: WATOTO 21 wamezaliwa katika mkesha wa Sikukuu ya Pasaka kwenye Hospitali ya Rufaa mkoani Iringa, ambapo idadi hiyo imeongezeka ukilinganisha na mwaka jana ambapo watoto 17 wamezaliwa wakiwemo wa wakiume kumi na moja na wa kike sita.

Kwa mujibu wa muuguzi wa zamu, Anna Mkalimoto alisema watoto waliozaliwa hospitalini hapo kati ya hao saba ni wakiume na 14 ni wakike akiwepo mzazi mmoja aliyejifungua mapacha wa jinsi tofauti.

Akizungumza na Nipashe leo (Jumapili) kwa niaba ya Matroni, Rustica Twing’ombe, muuguzi wa za zamu huyo  alisema kuwa watoto saba wamezaliwa kwa upasuaji na 14 walizaliwa kwa njia kawaida kati yao  mzazi mmoja alijifungua watoto mapacha na wanaendelea vizuri.

“Watoto wote na wazazi wao wanaendelea vizuri na wengine wameruhusiwa, waliobaki wanasubiri ruhusa,” alisema.

Alisema idadi ya watoto wa kike waliozaliwa mwaka huu ni wengi kushinda wa kiume, wakati mwaka jana watoto wakiume walizaliwa zaidi kuliko wa kike.

Alisema kuwa mwaka jana watoto walizaliwa 17 wakiwemo wa wakiume kumi na moja na wa kike sita, wakati  mwaka huu wamezaliwa watoto 21, wakiwemo wakike 14 na wakiume saba, sawa na ongezeko la watoto wanne.

Alisema kuwa wakristo duniani kote wanasherehekea kufufuka kwa Kristo kama ushindi kwa kila amwaminiye.

“Ujumbe wangu kwa wazazi wote waliojifungua kwanza na watakia heri ya pasaka pamoja na malezi mema.,” alisema Mkalimoto.

Aliongeza kuwa katika ushuhuda wa injili anawatakia kila la heri katika kumbukumbu ya kufufuka kwa bwana na mwokozi wa ulimwengu Yesu Kristo kama maandiko yanavyosema.

TWENTY-ONE babies are born on the Eve of Easter at the referral hospital in Iringa, whereas that number has increased compared to last year where 17 children were born, including the eleven males and six females.

In accordance with the Assistance Nursing Officer on duty, Anna Mkalimoto said babies born at the hospital, seven were males and 14 were females and one parent gave birth to twins of the opposite sex.

Speaking to the Guardian today (Sunday) on behalf of Matron, Rustica Twing'ombe, Assistance Nursing Officer, Mkalimoto said that seven children were born to surgery and 14 were born through normal birth amongst them single parent gave birth to twins and they are doing well.

"All children and their parents are doing well and others have been allowed, but the remaining mothers are waiting for permission," She said.

She said a number of baby girls born this year are bigger than baby boys, but last year it was the opposite more boys than girls.

 She explained that last year 17 children were born, including the eleven males and six females, while this year they were born 21 children, including 14 girls and seven boys, with an increase of four children.

She said that Christians around the world are celebrating the resurrection of Christ as a victory for everyone who believes in him.

"My message to all parents who gave birth during the period of Easter, first and foremost I want to wish them Happy Easter and second, I wish them also  good health in their parental care.," Said Mkalimoto.

She added that the testimony of the gospel is to wish them all the best in memory of the resurrection of the Lord and Savior of the world, Jesus Christ, as the Holy Bible said.