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Collector Orders Urgent Measures to Reduce Maternal, Infant Deaths
A district official reviewed five maternal deaths from last year.
She asked doctors and health workers to find out why the deaths happened.
She said pregnant women should receive regular check-ups and scans.
They should also get nutritious food and treatment for anaemia.
Mothers with risky pregnancies should be sent to hospitals early.
Officials were told to help women reach safe places for delivery.
New mothers should learn how to care for themselves after childbirth.
These steps are meant to protect mothers and babies.
District Collector K. Haritha reviewed five maternal deaths reported last year.
Officials were asked to identify the causes and intervene early in high-risk pregnancies.
Pregnant women are to receive monthly check-ups, scans, nutritious food and anaemia treatment.
Health workers must arrange safe deliveries and transfer expectant mothers when necessary.
Officials were urged to refer high-risk cases early and promote post-delivery care awareness.
- Who
- District Collector K. Haritha directed medical officials, field staff, doctors and health workers.
- What
- Officials reviewed five maternal deaths and discussed steps to prevent further maternal and infant deaths.
- Where
- The meeting took place at the Integrated District Collectorate complex in Kumuram Bheem Asifabad district.
- When
- The review meeting was held on Tuesday and examined deaths reported last year.
- Why
- The measures were ordered to improve care for high-risk pregnancies, support safe deliveries and strengthen post-delivery care.
Key facts
- Official
- District Collector K. Haritha
- Deaths reviewed
- Five maternal deaths reported last year
- Recommended monitoring
- Monthly medical check-ups and scans for pregnant women
- Additional support
- Nutritious food and treatment for anaemia
- Emergency planning
- Advance referral of high-risk pregnancies to hospitals
- Awareness focus
- Post-delivery care for new mothers
- Meeting participants
- DMHO, supervisors, ANMs, ASHA workers and families of the deceased









