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Mumbai: Women cops set up footpath ‘delivery room’ for pregnant woman

After 36-year-old goes into labour on Dongri pavement, two mobile cop teams organise sheets and fetch other local women to help; mother and infant doing fine, say doctors

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Police Constables Pooja Sawant and Neelam Jadhav with the newborn. PIC/BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

Police Constables Pooja Sawant and Neelam Jadhav with the newborn. PIC/BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

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A 36-year-old woman delivered her baby on a crowded footpath in Dongri moments after two women constables a to help her, prompting a dramatic rescue by the Dongri police team. As the woman screamed in labour, Beat Marshal Sunil Khadse ran to fetch gloves, cloth, and help, but by the time he returned, the baby had already been born. The team quickly stabilised mother and child, and rushed them to JJ Hospital, where doctors confirmed they were out of danger.

Police Constable Sunil Khadse, who witnessed the tense minutes unfold, told mid-day that the woman was in extreme pain when the first officers reached her. “Two women constables were already helping her when I arrived. They urgently needed gloves and cloth, so I ran to bring them. But by the time I came back with the gloves and a local woman who agreed to assist, the delivery had already happened on the footpath,” Khadse said.

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