Ambulance technician saves life of pregnant woman, baby in Siddipet
The 108 service, stationed at Kondapak, received a call from the pregnant woman Triveni (23), a migrant worker from Odisha. When medical technician Baindla Mahender and the pilot Ramesh reached the spot, they found her bleeding profusely.
Siddipet: A Medical technician of the ‘108’ ambulance service saved the life of a pregnant woman and her baby by performing a safe normal delivery for her and reviving the baby by performing CPR at Timmareddypally in Kondapak mandal on Tuesday morning.
The case was extremely critical since she developed pains in the sixth month of pregnancy, which was her first.
The 108 service, stationed at Kondapak, received a call from the pregnant woman Triveni (23), a migrant worker from Odisha. When medical technician Baindla Mahender and the pilot Ramesh reached the spot, they found her bleeding profusely.
There was no time to shift the woman. After consulting the doctor Surendar at the government hospital in Siddipet over phone, Mahender performed the delivery at her residence. The woman delivered a baby boy.
However, the baby was not responding at all. After talking to the doctor again, Mahendar performed CPR and revived the baby. The mother and baby were shifted to the MCH in Siddipet later. They were being provided treatment at the hospital. The condition of mother and baby was stated to be stable.
Surendar, the husband of the woman, thanked Mahender for performing the delivery and saving the life of his wife and son. The couple were working in a farm house at Timmareddypally.
