Itanagar, Apr 24: In a heartwarming display of courage and dedication, the 108 free emergency services team in the state successfully delivered two healthy babies, a girl and a boy, in separate incidents on Wednesday.
The first case unfolded around 5:30 pm when a pregnant woman being transported from Holok Bari to the district hospital at Roing in Lower Dibang Valley district, went into severe labor.
Emergency medical technician (EMT) Ainam Lego acted swiftly, stepping into the role of a midwife with extraordinary calm and skill. Inside the ambulance, she safely delivered a baby girl. Both mother and child were later admitted to the hospital and are reported to be in stable condition.
Later the same night, at approximately 10:30 pm, another emergency arose. A pregnant woman traveling from Kusum Pothar to the community health center at Bordumsa, in Changlang district, experienced intense labor pains.
Rising to the occasion, EMT Luhwan Kamba performed a successful delivery of a healthy baby boy inside the ambulance. The mother and her newborn were admitted to the hospital later and are both doing well.
These inspiring incidents shine a spotlight on the indispensable role played by EMTs and the entire 108 Ambulance team, including the pilots, who work tirelessly to provide emergency medical support across the state, day and night.
EMRI Green Health Services and the 108 Ambulance team have once again demonstrated their unwavering commitment to public health, offering life-saving, free emergency services 24/7 throughout the northeastern state.
