Chandauli 108 ambulance crew shifts critical woman in labour from Mughalsarai to district hospital
A 108 ambulance in Chandauli reached quickly and took a woman in critical labour from Mughalsarai to the district hospital, the district EMS in-charge said.
A 108 ambulance in Uttar Pradesh's Chandauli district took a woman in labour from Mughalsarai to the district hospital on Thursday (8 October), according to a Newstrack report.
The woman, who was nine months pregnant, was first admitted to the women's hospital in Mughalsarai. Doctors there referred her to Pandit Kamlapati Tripathi District Hospital in Chandauli because of her critical condition.
A 108 ambulance reached the spot quickly, and the EMT and the pilot (driver) on board took her to the district hospital. The report says her condition remained critical and that she was under the care of specialist doctors.
District EMS in-charge Vikas Singh praised the crew and said the main goal of the service is to get patients to hospital safely and on time.
Why it matters for ambulance owners and drivers
- The case shows the role of the EMT and driver team in inter-hospital referrals of critical patients.
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