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Turned away by two civic hospitals, woman delivers on crowded train

Mother goes into labour and gives birth in crowded train; cops then put her, baby in cab and rush them to KEM

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Surekha nearly passed out in the train from the pain and effort of giving birth, and her husband Sushil (right) carried her and the baby to a taxi

Surekha nearly passed out in the train from the pain and effort of giving birth, and her husband Sushil (right) carried her and the baby to a taxi

When Surekha Tiwari, 26, went into labour in the wee hours of Thursday, she and her husband rushed to the doctor, never imagining that she would not see a hospital bed for nine whole hours. Turned away by two public hospitals, Surekha ended up giving birth inside her salwar in the general compartment of a local train around noon. Half an hour later, when they reached KEM hospital, doctors finally cut the umbilical cord.

Surekha and her husband, Sushil Tiwari, 32, first rushed to Tembha civic hospital in Bhayander around 3 am. There, the attendants gave her some medicine but told the couple to go to Shatabdi Hospital in Kandivli, as her condition was critical.

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