article_snippet: Television star Myleene, an ambassador for Save the Children, travelled to maternity units in Nepal to raise awareness of the country's ongoing healthcare crisis .
article_snippet: Myleene Klass met health workers in the country; Save the Children say there is currently only one health professional to every 1,493 people in Nepal . '
article_snippet: Myleene Klass shot a video diary of Myleene Klass time at Trishuli District Hospital in Nepal and is clearly shocked by the conditions that await pregnant women in the maternity ward.
article_snippet: Myleene Klass describes 'blood on the floor and blood on the walls' inside the labour rooms and compares it to Myleene Klass own experience of giving birth in London: 'When I think of where I gave birth, in a sterile hospital.. .sometimes you can have a water birth, you can have your baby at home...
article_snippet: Myleene is pictured with Sabatri, 23, (left) who has taken out loans to pay for hospital care for Myleene sick son Dataram, aged 6 months.
article_snippet: Myleene (right) cradles a baby as a baby meets mothers in the maternity ward in the Trishuli District Hospital in Nepal .
article_snippet: Myleene with six-month-old baby Ayusha at the infant's home in Nepal's Trishuli district.
article_snippet: Myleene visits a delivery room in a hospital in Trushuli district .
article_snippet: The charity is working to provide vital equipment to health centres across Nepal as well as equipping health visitors with training and offering life-saving advice to new mothers.
highlights_snippet: Myleene Klass travelled to Nepal with Save the Children .
  