Tori railway station superintendent Ranjit Kumar and his team in Latehar district became too helpful to an advanced stage pregnant woman who had a normal delivery otherwise any delay or laxity on the part of the Tori railway station team could have been a big waste for the woman passenger.
Tori railway station superintendent Ranjit Kumar said "There detained an advanced stage pregnant woman Roshani Kumari, 25,from 18311 Up Ranchi Varanasi express train at 2.35 am Thursday night on platform number 4 of the Tori railway station."
"The woman was in acute labour pain. Her father in law was with her. She had boarded this train at Ramgarh for Varanasi but before Tori railway station she developed acute labour pain" said Ranjit Kumar.
The pregnant woman making a wise decision got down at Tori with her father in law. The night was biting and chilling, nevertheless Tori railway station team stood for this woman braving all winter oddities.
With the help of the Tori RPF this pregnant woman was brought on to platform number 1 and then by 108 ambulance she was rushed to the community health centre at Chandwa added Ranjit Kumar.
The station superintendent Ranjit Yadav had a word of praise for the medical officer in charge of the community health centre at Chandwa Dr Neelima Kumari who arranged 108 ambulance for her well in time.
The station superintendent said "The response of the lady medical officer Dr Neelima Kumari and the driver of 108 ambulance was superb. It was worth all the appreciation."
Dr Neelima Kumari told this correspondent "The woman had a normal delivery. It's a girl child weighing 2.7 kg. The mother and girl child are fine. The delivery occurred this Thursday morning at 6.36 am."
The girl child was given birth dose of BCG,oral polio drops and shot of hepatitis B.
Dr Neelima Kumari said "We would prevail upon this woman to remain under medical observation for another one day as journey by train or road may cause onset of profuse bleeding."
Locals have hailed the efforts made by the Tori railway station superintendent and his team along with the RPF and later the Chandwa community health centre people who took utmost medical care of this woman passenger in the most advanced stage of pregnancy at the very odd hours of coldest winter night. Eom