On the one hand, the government inaugurated 100 new 108s and on the other hand, the pregnant woman had to be delivered in the compound of Padmakunwarba Hospital in Rajkot.

On the one hand, the Health Minister was flagging off 100 new 108 ambulances today, while on the other hand, there has been an incident of health facilities going down. The pregnant woman was delivered on the road outside The Padmakunwarba Government Hospital in Gundawadi, Rajkot. These tragic scenes have opened the poll of the 'Gujarat Model'. The hospital insisted on getting the case first: Family Outside the Padmakunwarba government hospital, the pregnant woman is on the road with great pain and the medical staff who rushed later had to deliver the woman on the way. In this case, the family has alleged that instead of delivering the woman earlier, the hospital insisted that the case be withdrawn. Woman walked out of ward for some reason: Superintendent While the superintendent of the hospital said that the pregnant woman was admitted to the ward, the delivery took place outside the hospital as she had left for some reason. However, action will be taken after investigation in this chapter. The question here is that if the woman was going out in a state of disrepair, then why did the hospital staff not stop? Was it necessary to get a case out first? The husband of the pregnant woman, who had come for delivery at Padmakunwarba Hospital in Gundawadi, Rajkot, has alleged that when he went to the hospital, he first asked him to get the case, so I went to get the case. At this time, my wife was delivered on the road outside the hospital. Here the woman's husband questioned whether it was necessary to get the case first or the first delivery? It is worth mentioning that the woman had to suffer with a lot of pain due to the delivery on the road. Originally from Bihar, the family earns a living by working as labourers in the Vavdi factory. The matter will be investigated: Superintendent in-charge "As per my information, the pregnant woman was admitted to the hospital by 108 at 10 am," said Narendrasinh Zala, superintendent in-charge of Padmakunwarba Hospital. We admitted him to the ward. However, for some reason, the woman was sitting outside the ward. During this time, when her husband was taking out the case, the woman felt pain, so that the woman fell asleep near the balcony. Since the woman's relatives were not present at that time, the safe delivery of the pregnancy was done by the female medical staff. Both the child and the mother are healthy at present. However, we are investigating why the delivery had to be done outside the hospital. We will take care that such incidents do not happen in the future.