An outbreak of the Klebsiella pneumonia superbug that killed six newborns at a government hospital in Johannesburg has forced medics to close the facility's neo-natal and maternity wards.
The Thelle Mogoerane hospital in the eastern Johannesburg township of Vosloorus has been in the grip of the antibiotic resistant bacteria since July 11.
"We can no longer admit babies here," said Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi in a media briefing on Sunday.
The affected patients are being transferred to another government hospital as well as the Nelson Mandela Children's Hospital, which opened in
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