A 21-year-old woman traveling in the New Delhi – Bhubaneshwar Rajdhani Express delivers a baby girl in a moving train. The incident occurred on Saturday morning at 7.45 am, railway sources said.
Anita Das, who was traveling in the third AC coach of the train, suddenly started labor pains. As the train reached Gomo station, railway officials and doctors rushed the pregnant woman to provide medical help. After this, safe delivery of the woman was done in the train itself.
After delivery, both the woman and the newborn are safe. After thorough medical examination of both, after giving necessary advice, they were sent to the destination in the same train.According to the information, the train number 22812 reached Gomo station falling under Dhanbad district of Jharkhand at 6.50 am. On Saturday morning, the Down New Delhi Bhubaneshwar Rajdhani Express was standing at platform number two of Gomo railway station of Dhanbad railway division. The pregnant woman was traveling from New Delhi to Bhadrak by this train. Meanwhile, pregnant Anita Das, who was traveling on berth number two of B2 coach, suffered labor pain. Seeing her, the fellow female passengers came to her help.
The family members traveling with the woman informed the railway employees accompanying the train.After this, the employees immediately informed the higher officials of the railway about this matter. As soon as the railway officials received the instructions, the team of Assistant Chief Medical Superintendent Dr. Asim Kumar and his other assistants reached Netaji Subhash Chand Bose Junction Gomo station.
The condition of the woman was very bad. He was immediately provided with the necessary medical treatment. He got the woman delivered safely under his supervision. The woman gave birth to a healthy child. The family later expressed their gratitude to the railways for the safe delivery in the train. The family members said that the railways provided full cooperation to the woman. The woman was frightened by the sudden onset of labor pain in moving train, but the railway officials provided adequate help on time.