“…The poor coverage of health insurance and financial problems forced people to postpone or avoid the institutional services related to pregnancy antenatal care ( Abufaraj et al, 2021 ; Johnson, 2021 ), child care ( Vance et al, 2021 ), and postponement of childbearing intentions ( Malicka et al, 2021 ). Rapid coverage of health insurance policies ( Abufaraj et al, 2021 ), counseling for childbearing and family planning, social security schemes, financial support for pregnant women ( Johnson, 2021 ), and neonatal care and improving public health facilities ( Letourneau et al, 2021 ) are some health-related measures to cope with these challenges. Healthcare workers struggled for better packages matching their efforts for defending COVID-19, especially nurses ( Akkuş et al, 2021 ; Cho et al, 2021 ); orthopedic surgeons ( Attarde et al, 2021 ); otorhinolaryngologists ( Dosemane et al, 2021 ); and dentists ( Kumar et al, 2021 ).…”