Woman Gives Birth On Grass After Hospital Rejected Her Over Bills (Photos)

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An unknown woman gave birth in the open air on the grass outside the regional hospital of Mellen in Gabon. The woman was taken to the hospital to give birth but refused to pay the
amount the hospital asked for the delivery.

The hospital then refused to attend to her and shut their doors on her. While outside the hospital, the baby came…and some women around helped her.

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