Baby with breathing issues on Delhi-bound flight saved by 2 doctors
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A baby with congenital heart disease developed severe breathing issues during a Ranchi-Delhi flight when two co-passengers, both doctors, came to the child's rescue.
IAS officer Dr Nitin Kulkarni, also a doctor by training, and a doctor from Ranchi Sadar Hospital gave oxygen supply using a mask meant for adults and other drugs as emergency medical assistance.
After the flight landed after an hour, a medical team took the baby under their care and provided oxygen support.
For more details, check out the link given below:
2 Doctors Save Baby With Breathing Issues Mid-Air On Ranchi-Delhi Indigo Flight
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