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I gave birth in ambulance on A96 amid staff shortages at local hospital

I gave birth in ambulance on A96 amid staff shortages at local hospital
BBC Scotland Thursday 29 October 2026, 23:00 UTC 1 min read
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Hannah Smith was travelling to Aberdeen Maternity Hospital as she could not go to Dr Gray's in Elgin.

Hannah Smith was travelling to Aberdeen Maternity Hospital as she could not go to Dr Gray's in Elgin.
A96 (ORG) Hannah Smith (PERSON) Aberdeen Maternity Hospital (ORG) Dr Gray's (PERSON) Elgin (LOCATION)
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