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On the first day of 2019, over 395,000 babies to be born worldwide: UNICEF 1 January 2019 Health As the calendar flips to 2019, about 395,072 babies will be born around the world, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said on Tuesday, adding that a quarter will be born in South Asia alone. As revelers say ‘hello’ to 2019 with great festivities, the world welcomes its newest residents. In a press release issued on the first day of the year, UNICEF said that globally, over 395,000 children are expected to be born on 1 January. Over half of these births are estimated to take place in eight countries which include India, China, Nigeria, Indonesia, the United States and the Democratic Republic of Congo. As the clock strikes midnight, Sydney, Australia will greet an estimated 168 babies, followed by 310 in Tokyo, 605 in Beijing, 166 in Madrid, and finally, 317 in New York. The first babies were born in Fiji in the Pacific, and the US will most likely deliver its last. ‘Make a resolution to fulfill every right of every child’ UNICEF is taking the opportunity to call on nations to meet every newborn’s right to health and survival. The agency’s Deputy Executive Director, Charlotte Petri Gornitzka, asked the world to join UNICEF in “making a resolution to fulfill every right of every child, starting with the right to survive”. . . . ##born #happybirthday #rightnow #birth #birthday #right #baby #survival #babycute #babies #unitedstates #woman #women #she #life #medicine #healthy #healthcare #health #hospital #child #children #papa #mommy #med #midwife #doctors #worldwide #happynewyear #newyearseve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

On the first day of 2019, over 395,000 babies to be born worldwide: UNICEF 1 January 2019 Health As the calendar flips to 2019, about 395,072 babies will be born around the world, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said on Tuesday, adding that a quarter will be born in South Asia alone. As revelers say ‘hello’ to 2019 with great festivities, the world welcomes its newest residents. In a press release issued on the first day of the year, UNICEF said that globally, over 395,000 children are expected to be born on 1 January. Over half of these births are estimated to take place in eight countries which include India, China, Nigeria, Indonesia, the United States and the Democratic Republic of Congo. As the clock strikes midnight, Sydney, Australia will greet an estimated 168 babies, followed by 310 in Tokyo, 605 in Beijing, 166 in Madrid, and finally, 317 in New York. The first babies were born in Fiji in the Pacific, and the US will most likely deliver its last. ‘Make a resolution to fulfill every right of every child’ UNICEF is taking the opportunity to call on nations to meet every newborn’s right to health and survival. The agency’s Deputy Executive Director, Charlotte Petri Gornitzka, asked the world to join UNICEF in “making a resolution to fulfill every right of every child, starting with the right to survive”. . . . ##born #happybirthday #rightnow #birth #birthday #right #baby #survival #babycute #babies #unitedstates #woman #women #she #life #medicine #healthy #healthcare #health #hospital #child #children #papa #mommy #med #midwife #doctors #worldwide #happynewyear #newyearseve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

#born #happybirthday #rightnow #birth #birthday #right #baby #survival #babycute #babies #unitedstates #woman #women #she #life #medicine #healthy #healthcare #health #hospital #child #children #papa #mommy #med #midwife #doctors #worldwide #happynewyear #newyearseve

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