West Bengal: How Baby ‘Baani’ Beat Deluge at Birth

Ghatal: A 21-year-old woman in labor, was trapped in Ghatal Mansukha Maroon Village, saved by the NDRF team at the initial speedboat on Tuesday.
Nine hours later, he gave birth to a healthy baby girl in a subdivisional hospital and named Baani, came from the word Bengali ‘Baan’ which means flooding.
The family member said Priyanka switched around 9:30 a.m.
on Monday.
It’s time to rain at the time and the nearest hospital from the village is 7 km away.
Bikram-in-law Bikram Doli, a gold artist at Chhattisgarh which fortunately home because of a pandemic, has a mind presence to trace social media for emergency numbers.
“I found the telephone number of Susu Susan Biswas on social media and called him.
He did not disappoint us and arranged assistance as soon as possible.
My sister-in-law was brought to ghatal and was hospitalized on time,” Doli said.
SDO Biswas said the rescue operation was risky because it was dark and flooded, and found a house in such a situation was a high task.
“However, we took the challenge and NDRF able to bring the woman to dry the ground.
The ambulance then transport it to the hospital,” he said.
Rescue led by Inspector NDRF Kanishka Pangti.
Rescue that warmed the heart came two days after the West Midnapore district official managed to bring another pregnant woman and a 72-year-old woman with a tumor in her stomach to the hospital from the same village on Sunday.
During his ghatal flood survey on Tuesday, Chairman of the Minister of Mamata Banerjee praised the district administration and NDRF to work extra to help people in trouble.