TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 2月10日 01時00分

Kellu Dauda is a midwife at a UNICEF-supported clinic in Ngala, in Borno state, Nigeria. Since September 2017, 50 midwives have been deployed to the Borno state to manage health clinics set up in the internally displaced. The drive to get women out of their home and into the clinic is already beginning to bear fruit in the region—the Banki clinic has yet to see a case of maternal mortality in the 1,271 babies delivered since 2018. “Delivery at home is a serious problem here,” says Dauda. “When you deliver in the clinic, we can take care of problems. If there is a tear, we have sutures. If you are bleeding, we can help. When you deliver at home, anything can go wrong.” Read more at the link in the bio. Photograph by @lynseyaddario for TIME

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