By BBC News
In some communities in rural Kenya, pregnant women move with their cattle, which means they can’t always access maternal care.
Dahabu Adi, a lab technician at Kenya’s Moyale hospital, created a GPS tracking system to help save the lives of pastoral women and their babies, after witnessing a lot of maternal and infant mortality because of lack of basic check-ups in remote areas.
The scheme has now helped more than 268 women and maternal and infant deaths have dropped.
Learn more onhttps://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-africa-49120067/how-i-save-babies-lives-using-gps-trackers
