Limpopo - The Treatment Action Campaign in Limpopo demands the health department to make abortion services available at all health facilities in the province, instead of using a referral system.
“It’s not an everyday thing that people will queue to terminate a pregnancy. If we have such a service in all our facilities you’ll find some will take up to two months without a patient coming in and there would be a health worker placed there for that service and being paid,” Shikwambana said. “If that person doesn’t have taxi fare, they might try to perform the termination themselves out of desperation and could end up killing themselves,” Matlou told Health-e News.
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It is a criminal offence to deny abortion services. Whoever who is refusing access must nite this
ge_kaitlyn GodlessEngineer Why you make it so complicated in talibama ... up until the 12th week of pregnancy by a midwife, a trained registered nurse, a general practitioner or a gynaecologist. Doctors can also surgically terminate pregnancies between 13 and 20 weeks