SAMBA, JAMMU AND KASHMIR — In a remarkable display of resilience against devastating floods in Sumb Block, a pregnant woman was airlifted in a critical rescue mission, safely giving birth to a healthy baby girl at District Hospital Samba. The operation, spearheaded by Deputy Commissioner Aayushi Sudan in coordination with the Indian Air Force, disaster response teams, and local administration, ensured the woman’s safe evacuation despite rising floodwaters that had cut off access to medical facilities.At District Hospital Samba, skilled medical staff provided immediate care, resulting in a successful delivery. Both mother and newborn are reported to be in stable condition, receiving ongoing support.
DC Aayushi Sudan visited the mother and child, reaffirming the administration’s commitment to their well-being. “Floods couldn’t stop life’s miracle,” DC Sudan declared, lauding the seamless collaboration between the Indian Air Force, disaster response teams, and hospital staff.
The Divisional Commissioner Jammu and the Department of Information and Public Relations (DIPR) JK praised the swift and effective response.This heartwarming outcome, amidst the region’s flood crisis, underscores the power of coordinated disaster management and highlights the administration’s dedication to protecting vulnerable lives in Jammu and Kashmir.
