Mathura: In view of the difficulties in getting a pregnant woman suffering from childbirth to reach the hospital due to lockdown, the woman's brother-in-law in Dubai sought help from the police, after which the police took quick action to send the woman to the hospital immediately. Gajendra Chaturvedi, a native of Mathura and working in Dubai, told via social media that his younger brother's pregnant wife need help.

He said that his younger brother contacted several hospitals, but no one agreed to send the ambulance without government permission. Chaturvedi said, "In the meantime, when I called my brother to know the situation, I came to know about the situation." I immediately searched the mobile number of the Senior Superintendent of Mathura from the Internet and called him and asked for help. "He said," I was very pleasantly surprised when a call came from the house that the ambulance had arrived. Later it was found that the delivery went smoothly. Both mother and child are safe. ''

Senior Superintendent of Police, Dr. Gaurav Grover said that, "Since he himself has been a doctor by profession and based on the experiences of being in government service in the health department of Punjab, we know very well how much the woman's condition is in such moments It is fragile, so as soon as possible after Gajendra's call, the ambulance was sent to the hospital by sending an ambulance.

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