Archive · 4 Sep 2025
Emergency Delivery in Forest: Mother, Baby Safe After Rescue
In a remote village, a pregnant woman from the Gothi Koya tribe went into labor.
Because of poor road conditions, an ambulance could not reach her directly.
An ASHA worker called for help, and emergency medical technicians hiked to her.
With the help of the ASHA worker and a cellphone's light, they helped deliver her baby safely in the forest.
The baby and mother were then taken to a hospital for care.
The successful delivery brought relief to the family and highlights the importance of healthcare workers in rural areas.
A pregnant woman from the Gothi Koya tribe went into labor in a remote village.
Emergency medical personnel and an ASHA worker responded to the call for help.
Due to difficult terrain and heavy rain, they had to trek to reach the woman.
A safe delivery was conducted in the forest with the help of cellphone light.
Both mother and baby were transported to a hospital for further care.
- Who
- Ravva Devamma, emergency medical personnel, and ASHA worker Lakshmi
- What
- A pregnant woman received a safe delivery in a forest with the aid of emergency medical personnel
- When
- The timing of the event is not mentioned
- Where
- Kannapuram village, Alluri Sitarama Raju district, in a forested area
- Why
- Due to the mother's urgent need for medical attention and challenging road conditions
- Location
- Kannapuram village, Alluri Sitarama Raju district
- Mother
- Ravva Devamma, nine months pregnant
- Community
- Gothi Koya tribe
- Medical Personnel
- 108 emergency service, ASHA worker Lakshmi
- Outcome
- Healthy baby boy, mother safe
- Hospital
- Kothulagutta Hospital