Pregnant women moved to Dublin amid bug outbreak in Belfast

Two heavily pregnant women have been forced to travel from the North to Dublin to have their babies because of a deadly infection outbreak.

Pregnant women moved to Dublin amid bug outbreak in Belfast

Two heavily pregnant women have been forced to travel from the North to Dublin to have their babies because of a deadly infection outbreak.

The expectant mothers were due to give birth at the Royal Hospital in west Belfast but had to endure the 100-mile journey when a bacteria called pseudomonas struck the neonatal unit.

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