Taipei, May 22 (CNA) An obstetrician recounted delivering the baby of a woman with COVID-19 earlier this week, reportedly the first procedure of its kind in Taiwan, saying that while the surgery was a success, it was also a "war-like struggle" for everyone involved.
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