Archive · 20 Aug 2025
Gadchiroli Police Airlift Anganwadi Worker from Floods
In a remote part of Gadchiroli, heavy rains caused flooding and cut off many villages.
An anganwadi worker named Seema Bambole became very sick and needed a hospital.
Because the area was flooded, the police used a helicopter to fly her to the nearest hospital.
She received treatment at the District General Hospital, and doctors said she is now getting better.
This ensured she could get the medical help she needed when regular roads were unusable due to the floods.
An anganwadi worker was airlifted from a flood-hit area in Gadchiroli district.
Seema Bambole, the anganwadi worker, fell critically ill and needed urgent medical care.
Heavy rains caused flooding, isolating 112 villages in the Bhamragad area.
The police organized the airlift to provide timely medical treatment.
Bambole was admitted to the District General Hospital, and her condition stabilized.
- Who
- Seema Bambole, an anganwadi worker, and the Gadchiroli police.
- What
- An anganwadi worker was airlifted for medical treatment.
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Gadchiroli district, Bhamragad, Maharashtra
- Why
- To provide urgent medical care for a critically ill person in a flood-affected area.
- Person Airlifted
- Seema Bambole
- Profession
- Anganwadi worker
- Location of Incident
- Bhamragad, Gadchiroli district
- Reason for Airlift
- Critical illness and lack of local medical care
- Hospital
- District General Hospital, Gadchiroli