Bengal: Railways stops practice at unscheduled station as Bangladeshi lady delivers child
3 min readBy PTI
HOWRAH: The railways stopped a long-distance practice at an unscheduled station in West Bengal’s Howrah district to assist a Bangladeshi lady attain a hospital after she gave beginning to a child lady contained in the practice, officers stated on Sunday.
Directed by the authorities involved, the Mumbai-Howrah Mail made an unscheduled halt at Bagnan station below the South Eastern Railway on Saturday, they stated.
An Ambulance was organized outdoors the station with the assistance of railway authorities and the every day passengers’ affiliation, and as quickly because the practice reached Bagnan, the girl and the new child have been taken to an area nursing house, an RPF official stated.
Hailing from Satkhira district of Bangladesh, Manjila Khatun and her husband Rezaul Gazi went to Mumbai for medical functions and have been coming from there, the official stated.
The lady went into labour after the practice departed the Kharagpur station in Paschim Medinipur district in West Bengal. The travelling ticket examiner had drawn the eye of the authorities involved after he got here to know from passengers of the practice that the girl was experiencing labour ache.
“The health condition of the woman and her baby was stated to be stable. Later, they were shifted to a hospital in Kolkata for better treatment as the baby was premature,” an official of the nursing house stated.
The choice to cease the practice at an unscheduled station was taken on humanitarian grounds,” stated a railway official on the Bagnan station.
HOWRAH: The railways stopped a long-distance practice at an unscheduled station in West Bengal’s Howrah district to assist a Bangladeshi lady attain a hospital after she gave beginning to a child lady contained in the practice, officers stated on Sunday.
Directed by the authorities involved, the Mumbai-Howrah Mail made an unscheduled halt at Bagnan station below the South Eastern Railway on Saturday, they stated.
An Ambulance was organized outdoors the station with the assistance of railway authorities and the every day passengers’ affiliation, and as quickly because the practice reached Bagnan, the girl and the new child have been taken to an area nursing house, an RPF official stated.googletag.cmd.push(operate() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
Hailing from Satkhira district of Bangladesh, Manjila Khatun and her husband Rezaul Gazi went to Mumbai for medical functions and have been coming from there, the official stated.
The lady went into labour after the practice departed the Kharagpur station in Paschim Medinipur district in West Bengal. The travelling ticket examiner had drawn the eye of the authorities involved after he got here to know from passengers of the practice that the girl was experiencing labour ache.
“The health condition of the woman and her baby was stated to be stable. Later, they were shifted to a hospital in Kolkata for better treatment as the baby was premature,” an official of the nursing house stated.
The choice to cease the practice at an unscheduled station was taken on humanitarian grounds,” stated a railway official on the Bagnan station.
