Teenage Mother and Newborn Hospitalized After Traumatic Birth in Anambra Watch full video here A tragic incident unfolded in Anambra State on May 22 involving a 19-year-old girl who gave birth in secret and is now hospitalized along with her newborn son following a traumatic series of events. According to reports, the young woman had kept her pregnancy hidden from her family. She allegedly gave birth at home while alone, in a desperate situation. In the aftermath of the birth, it's claimed that the teen mother attempted to cut the umbilical cord but may have accidentally injured both herself and the baby in the process. Disturbingly, witnesses say the newborn was found in a gutter with serious injuries to his throat. A child who reportedly saw the mother carrying the baby and acting suspiciously raised an alarm, alerting local residents. The baby was quickly rescued, and a search led to the discovery of the young mother, who was found alone, bleeding heavily. Both mother and...

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