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Mumbai: Kurla Woman Delivers Premature Baby At Home, Carried To Hospital On Bedsheet After Alleged 108
HealthPremature baby delivery and alleged ambulance delay
A woman in Kurla's Bail Bazar delivered a premature baby at home and began bleeding, prompting her family to seek emergency help.
The family claimed that a 108 ambulance did not arrive, and they were forced to carry the woman to the hospital on a bedsheet.
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- The family sought emergency help and allegedly waited for a 108 ambulance.
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- Investigation into the incident, potential changes to emergency medical services
Why It Matters
The incident raises questions about the response of emergency medical services in the city.
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- Sep 9Free Press Journal (IN): A Kurla woman who delivered a premature baby at home was allegedly left waiting for a 108 ambulance after she began bleeding. Her family cla
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