US EditionArmy Chief Commends Major Who Helped Woman Deliver Baby at Jhansi Railway Station
- An army doctor delivered a baby girl on a railway platform using a hair clip and a pocket knife during an emergency situation.
- The emergency occurred when a pregnant woman, traveling on the Panvel-Gorakhpur Express, experienced severe labor pain at Jhansi station.
- Major Dr Rohit Bachwala stated, "To clamp the umbilical cord, I used a hair clip. A pocket knife helped me cut it after ensuring the baby was stable."
- Both the mother and child were later confirmed to be in stable condition after being taken to a local hospital.
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Army Chief commends Major who helped woman deliver baby at Jhansi railway station
The ADGPI said Major Bachwala Rohit noticed a pregnant woman in distress at the station and conducted an emergency delivery, using improvised resources, including a towel, a knife and hair clips. He also effectively handled the complications the mother developed after the delivery
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