Kundapur: Woman gives Birth to Baby in '108 Ambulance'


Daijiworld Media Network - Kundapur (SP)

Kundapur, Jul 9: The government's ambitious project, '108 ambulance service' that is meant to cater to emergencies, witnessed for the first time in the district, a delivery inside the vehicle on the night of Monday July 6. The incident came to light late.

Nagaratna from Gangebail in Kirimanjeshwar Koderi near Byndoor, who was suffering from labour pain, was being transported by a 108 ambulance stationed at Kirimanjeshwar primary health centre, to the hospital. As the vehicle approached Byndoor, the labour pain intensified at around 11.50 pm. Seeing this, paramedics Raghu and Venkatesh, who were in the ambulance, stopped the vehicle and assisted the woman in having a normal delivery.

As both the mother and the child remained stable and healthy after the delivery, they were taken back home by the ambulance staff.  The ambulance service, which functions from Udupi, Kirimanjeshwar, Ajekar and Kaup, has been provided with well-equipped vehicles that are provided on call to the needy people free of cost.

  

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  • madav nayak, udupi

    Thu, Jul 09 2009

    Great job guys.Humans who save lives certianly deserve a pat on their back.God bless you guys and keep up the good work.

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  • Kusumakumari G Wilchayan , Nellore/Kundpura

    Thu, Jul 09 2009

    This is a great work done by ambulance service and the Paramedics. They deserve lot of praise. As some one suggested Baby can be named Ambu ja.

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  • nelson, valencia/kuwait

    Thu, Jul 09 2009

    Good news. Gods blessings on all those who initiated this project. The baby should be named Ambu ja.

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  • Jenifer, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 09 2009

    Mohd. Ilyas, you can''t be choosy when emergency and ambulance is concerned. By the time you wait for your demand for lady nurse to be met, the patient may have lost very precious time & battle. Birth and death comes with no prior notice - several children are born on airplanes. Did they have an option for a lady doctor there ?

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  • jemiyar, kuwait

    Thu, Jul 09 2009

    Thanks to Raghu,Venkatesh and BJP Governament.We people of Karnataka need such good developments in all the sectors where in people are benefitted in the primary needy level.I also request to appiont the female nurse for 24 hour service in Kirimajeshwar primary medical center.

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  • Moh''d Ilyas, Byndoor/Dubai UAE

    Thu, Jul 09 2009

    Good Project introduced by BJP,Better to appoint Lady nurse in ambulance to serve women.

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  • Ratna, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 09 2009

    Thanks to Raghu and Venkatesh well done. A good project and poor friendly. Jai ho BJP...

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  • NAGRAJ, KUNDAPUR

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    Thanks to Raghu and Venkatesh well done

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  • Jenifer, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    Great ! India is developing. Keep us the good work 108 Ambulance ! We look forward to less ''new born-deaths due to lack of medical facilities''.

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    Good news and congrats to the mother and baby. A good project and poor friendly. We need such more projects. Kudos to BJP government in karnataka for initiating such welfare schemes.

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