Florence Chimenya’s death following a caesarean section at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital has sparked a legal battle over alleged medical negligence. Her family claims she died after surgical cotton was mistakenly left inside her during surgery, leading to severe complications and inadequate follow-up care. The case, now in court, raises urgent questions about the quality of maternal healthcare in Malawi and the accountability of public health institutions. As the court prepares to rule, the outcome could mark a turning point for reproductive rights and patient safety in the country.
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