Pregnant woman spends night on chairs at Camagüey maternity hospital
The woman, who said she was at full term, reported arriving early in the morning and finding no beds available.
A full-term pregnant woman reported spending the night on aluminum chairs at Camagüey's maternity hospital after arriving at 2 a.m. because, according to her account, no beds were available. She places the episode on June 1, 2026. She said she remained reclining on the seats until the night ended inside the facility. In her version, lack of a bed prevented her from resting lying down during those hours.
The woman specified that her pregnancy was at term when she arrived. The 2 a.m. time places the situation overnight, while her account says she remained on the chairs until morning. She explained that no spaces were available. Her sequence was arrival, absence of a bed and remaining in the seats.
The facility is Camagüey's maternity hospital, also known as the Provincial University Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital Ana Betancourt de Mora. The woman placed her early-morning arrival and night on metal chairs there. Her complaint directly connects lack of beds with that stay; the central element is the conditions she says she faced during those hours.
The complaint concerns an individual experience in Camagüey that the woman attributed to lack of hospital beds. She not only said she arrived at 2 a.m. but also that, while at full term, she ended the night reclining on aluminum seats. Her account combines advanced pregnancy, nighttime arrival and remaining on chairs because the hospital had no bed available.