Two of Dowa family’s triplets die, survivor re-admitted to hospital

 Dowa District Hospital matron Mayamiko Machika has confirmed that two of the triplets born to Catherine and  husband, Saukani Dikilani, died in Vinyada village Traditional Authority Msakambewa in the district a day after being discharged fro the hospital.

Cathereine Saukani Dikilani has lost two boys of the triplets

Machika said athe deceased – both boys – were under-weight and died within hours of each other.

She said the other baby, a girl, has been re-admitted to the hospital.

“The girl is responding very well to the treatment,” Machika said.

There was joy at Dowa District Hospital as two young mothers gave birth to triplets each.

The mothers, Catherine Saukani Dikilani, aged 22 and Georgina Howard, 21, whose husband abandoned her recently, delivered their babies at 11am and 4.40pm, respectively.

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chakwana chakwana
chakwana chakwana
6 years ago

very saddened. how could the hospital discharge the babies while they were still underweights? Didnt the hospital said that the babies will be let to go home once they have attained a minimum weight of of 2.5kg as recommended? Now two are dead then the hospital decides to re admitt the remnant child what is this Malawi? Total carelessness by our health personel at its best. Think if it were you or your relatives. The pain of giving a birth is very tough and to triplets is so excruciating. Mwawalakwira abale athuwa. At least if only the excruciating pain the… Read more »

Naphiri
Naphiri
6 years ago

Thats inhumane. the kids needed close supervision at the hospital for up to a month of months kumene.

China
China
6 years ago

Pure negligence mwano ma matron and nurses Ku malawi.If only human rights activist akanalowapo

cent
6 years ago

The matron lacked sense of sereousnes. how come the DHO and all staff including the ward matron accepted to discharge the mother with underweight babies.. this could have been prevented but negligency has contributed to the death of the babies.. Mtsrip

Girl lady
Girl lady
6 years ago

Boma la Dhi Phi Phi Lampha ana awiri ku DOWA

Girl lady
Girl lady
6 years ago

Legal Aid ndi a Mabungwe tapitani uku mwathandize family iyi to sue the Hospital this is madness ana a 2kgs zoona mungawatulutse zoona kukakhala kumudzi zimayi kutulutsaa ana 4 simpanoyi sue them please Matron wa mtundu wanji uyu kulolola kutultsa ana and yet akudziwa kwa nsakambewa magetsi madzi aukhondo kulibe ndalila mokweza ndithu

zonse
zonse
6 years ago

this is pure negligence! why were they discharged?

Aka
Aka
6 years ago

I agree totallu with ‘Bystander’, why were they discharged in that condition? Negligence of duty could be one of the reasons! Who are the DHO and Matrons for the hospital? Total shame

Bystander
Bystander
6 years ago

Why were they discharged when they were known to be underweight? That’s fatal negligence on the part of the hospital

MULLI
MULLI
6 years ago
Reply to  Bystander

I totally agree with u sir. Last week we heard the hospital officials saying they will discharge the children once they reach 2.5kgs. Now we hear they were underweight and discharged. If i was the parent i’d sue the hospital and we all have the proof. This is so bad,instead of helping the kids to live,they helped in killing.

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