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4 newborns, 1 child transferred from Karabakh to Yerevan medical facilities
September 26, 2023 11:20
The pregnant woman who was transferred from Nagorno-Karabakh Monday gave birth in Armenia’s capital Yerevan, NEWS.am Medicine has learned from the Ministry of Health of Armenia.
The mother and child are in satisfactory condition, and they are under medical supervision.
At the same time, four newborns and one child were transferred to specialized medical facilities in Yerevan Monday—and through the neonatal and children's outbound emergency services.
Doctors say all of them are in severe but stable condition and are receiving proper medical care.
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