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Death Bound to Childbirth in Tanzania FLASH VERSION
A woman dies every hour in Tanzania from preventable causes related to childbirth. Rose Mlay, National Coordinator for the White Ribbon Alliance in Tanzania, spoke with the Online NewsHour about the issue. Produced by Talea Miller
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Produced by: Talea Miller
Mother-to-be, A woman dies every hour in Tanzania from preventable causes related to childbirth.
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A woman dies every hour in Tanzania from preventable causes related to childbirth.
Speaking: Rose Mlay
Photo Credit: Talea Miller, Audio Credit: Talea Miller
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