Mumbai: The world is currently fighting a war against the deadly coronavirus. Along with this epidemic in India, other disasters are also becoming a threat. First the cyclone wreaked havoc in Maharashtra and Bengal, and now in the states of Assam and Bihar, they are facing the havoc of floods. But, the pace should remain even in the midst of troubles, this is the name of life. Two incidents giving shape to this definition have been heard from two states.
The first incident in this is from Maharashtra, where a pregnant woman traveling in a Mumbai-Varanasi special train gave birth to a child at the railway station. According to the information, the woman gave birth to the child on Saturday with the help of railway medical team at Igatpuri railway station. Later mother and child were sent to the rural hospital in Igatpuri for further treatment. It has been learned that both mother and child are safe and out of danger. Gave birth to a girl on a boat: The second incident is from Bihar, which is currently fighting the war of life and death. In East Champaran district here on Sunday, a 25-year-old woman gave birth to a girl on a boat being used for the rescue work of the National Disaster Response Force. East Champaran district is being said to be among the most flood-affected districts of Bihar. According to the information, the mother and the girl were later sent by ambulance to the nearest health center where the condition of both is said to be safe.
Bihar: A 25-year-old woman gave birth to a baby girl on a rescue boat of NDRF (National Disaster Response Force) in flood-hit East Champaran district, today. Mother and baby were shifted to nearby primary health centre by ambulance where their condition is found to be stable. pic.twitter.com/l828fPrJbe
ANI July 26, 2020
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