Big Salute: Doctor Carries Pregnant Woman on Cot for 12 kms to PHC
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Malkangiri (Odisha): Many instances of pregnant women being carried on cots to hospitals by their kin had come to light in the recent past, but Sarigeta village in Malkangiri district witnessed something different.
Setting an example for others, a young doctor carried his pregnant patient from an inaccessible village to a hospital on a cot.Faith on doctors !
He, along with few villagers, had to travel on foot due to bad road connectivity.
On being informed about the pregnant woman complaining of labour, the Doctor of Paplur PHC, Dr Omkar Hota, rushed to the village with an attendant.
On realising that the woman had suffered excess blood loss, the doctor carried out the delivery process in the village without much delay.
Post delivery, he decided to take her to the hospital as her condition started deteriorating.
Speaking to the New Indian Express,
Setting an example for others, a young doctor carried his pregnant patient from an inaccessible village to a hospital on a cot.Faith on doctors !
He, along with few villagers, had to travel on foot due to bad road connectivity.
On being informed about the pregnant woman complaining of labour, the Doctor of Paplur PHC, Dr Omkar Hota, rushed to the village with an attendant.
On realising that the woman had suffered excess blood loss, the doctor carried out the delivery process in the village without much delay.
Post delivery, he decided to take her to the hospital as her condition started deteriorating.
Speaking to the New Indian Express,
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