COVID-19: Wife of critically ill Bangladeshi man in Singapore gives birth to baby boy

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SINGAPORE: The wife of a Bangladeshi worker, who tested positive for COVID-19 in Singapore, has given birth to a baby boy in Bangladesh, the ...

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, who tested positive for COVID-19 in Singapore, has given birth to a baby boy in Bangladesh, the Migrant Workers' Centre said on Tuesday .

"We are grateful to his doctors who helped to make this last-minute request possible even though he remains under sedation, and, in the words of his wife - for allowing her to seek strength from seeing her beloved before the delivery.", having already suffered from respiratory and kidney problems, and pneumonia before being infected with COVID-19.MWC said on Tuesday that the man"has been cleared of the COVID-19 virus" and was transferred out of NCID"a few days ago".

"His wife wishes to convey her thanks to everyone in Singapore who has shown concern and support for her husband and their family. In particular, she conveys her gratitude to the group of medical professionals who continue to give their best to treat her husband despite this stressful period where all the healthcare workers are stretched."

As the number of items exceeded expectations, the organisation also helped the families of two workers in Singapore who died in workplace accidents.

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I am so happy! Please please let her husband pull through. Her baby looks like a bundle of joy, so cute 😺

Can the doctors/nurses who taking care of the Bangladeshi whisper to the critically ill worker? So he can conquer the virus, determine to stay alive, out of icu then recover in normal ward n then hv a chance to meet his newborn. 🙏🙏🙏

Bless you child!

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