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Gbarnga, Bong County – A distressing situation has unfolded in Gbarnga as Madam Musu Mulbah, aged 30, makes a heartfelt appeal for assistance after giving birth to triplets on July 14, 2023, at the CB Dumbar Hospital. The triplets, comprising one boy and two girls, are currently facing critical health and nutritional challenges, requiring immediate help from the government and well-meaning citizens. Musu Mulbah, a mother of three, finds herself in a dire situation as she currently has no means of income for survival while her husband earns a living as a farmer and a palm cutter. The financial strain has left the family unable to provide proper care and support for the newborn triplets. In a heartfelt plea, Musu revealed that her babies have been admitted to the hospital for the past three days due to their critical condition arising from inadequate feeding and a lack of proper medication. The vulnerability of the infants has heightened concerns for their well-being and the urgent need for intervention. “I am appealing to the government of Liberia, through the Ministry of Health, and all kind-hearted citizens for assistance in caring for my children,” Musu expressed, her voice laden with worry and desperation. The primary needs of the triplets at this critical juncture are adequate nourishment and a safe shelter. Musu’s inability to provide these necessities has placed the lives of her newborns at risk, prompting an urgent call for support.
Concerned individuals and organizations are encouraged to extend a helping hand to Musu Mulbah and her babies during this trying time. Any form of assistance, be it monetary contributions, baby supplies, or medical aid, will make a significant difference in securing the health and well-being of the triplets. For those willing to offer assistance, please reach out to Madam Musu Mulbah through the following contact numbers: 0881719600 and 0770779741. Every act of kindness, no matter how small, will have a profound impact on the lives of these vulnerable infants and their devoted mother. The community of Gbarnga and beyond are urged to rally together in a display of compassion and generosity to ensure that these innocent lives are protected and given a chance to thrive. As the nation unites to support Madam Musu Mulbah and her newborn triplets, may their story serve as a reminder of the power of collective assistance in times of crisis. Together, we can make a difference and provide hope for a brighter future for these precious children.
By: Moses Gwee Jr.
