Woman Gives Birth To Baby Girl In Panvel-Bound Train
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The new mother and baby were shifted to a hospital for further treatment.
A woman, travelling on the Gorakhpur-Panvel Express, delivered a baby girl inside the train, the Ministry of Railways announced in a tweet this afternoon. The woman was travelling on the Maharashtra-bound train when she went into labour and gave birth. She was attended by a woman doctor at Bhusawal station, the ministry said, before being shifted to a hospital. Railway should give her lifetime free traveling in India as a gift. May god bless the child... GOd bless both of you..???????? Is ko to life tm free hoga yatra aisa maine suna hai The official Twitter account of Central Railway had also shared news of the birth on Saturday, writing that the woman deboarded the train at Bhusawal (located in Maharashtra's Jalgaon district), where she received treatment and medicines after delivering the baby. The new mother and her baby girl were shifted to Civil Hospital for further treatment. Two photos shared by the Ministry of Railways show mother and daughter in the hospital. In one of them, the baby girl, swaddled in a blanket, appears to be crying. In the other, she sleeps peacefully next to her mother.
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