Waiting for ambulance, Adivasi woman delivers baby on road in Telangana

The woman could not be shifted to hospital in time as the ambulance did not arrive despite the phone call from her family members. They were told that there is no fuel in the vehicle.

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An Adivasi woman gave birth to a baby on road while waiting for the ambulance in Telangana’s Nirmal district.

The woman could not be shifted to hospital in time as the ambulance did not arrive despite the phone call from her family members. They were told that there is no fuel in the vehicle.

Gangamani from remote Tulsipet village in Pembi mandal developed labour pains on Thursday night. As the village has no road connectivity, the woman's family members carried her on their hands to cross a stream and reach the nearest road.

When they called 108 ambulance service to reach the government hospital at mandal headquarters, they were told that the vehicle was running out of fuel.

The woman had to go through the agony for four hours and delivered the baby on the road with the help of family members.

The ambulance arrived only after the delivery. Both the woman and baby boy were safe and shifted to hospital.

The villagers have demanded road connectivity to prevent such incidents.

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