Nakodar, Punjab | 21st October 2026: Demonstrating its commitment to providing timely emergency medical assistance, the 108 Ambulance Service assisted Daula Kumari, a 21-year-old woman and wife of Sonu Kumar Sahni, during a childbirth emergency. A resident of Mallian Kalan, she delivered a healthy baby boy at 4:19 AM. Following the delivery, the mother was admitted to Sub-Divisional Hospital (SDH), Nakodar, for further medical care.
The emergency response team, comprising Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Sunil Kumar, provided assistance during the childbirth emergency, helping ensure that the patient received timely medical support. The case highlights the importance of prompt emergency response and access to maternal healthcare, particularly during critical situations involving childbirth.
Following the delivery, the mother was admitted to SDH Nakodar for further evaluation and care. The incident reflects the vital role played by emergency medical services in supporting pregnant women and helping them access appropriate medical facilities during childbirth-related emergencies.
Speaking on such emergencies, 108 Project Head Manish Batra said, “Every second counts during a medical emergency, especially when it involves childbirth. Our teams are committed to providing timely assistance and ensuring that expectant mothers receive the necessary support during such critical moments. We continue to work towards making emergency healthcare accessible and dependable for every individual in need.”
The 108 Ambulance Service remains committed to providing reliable emergency medical assistance and supporting maternal healthcare across Punjab. Through its dedicated emergency response teams, the service continues to work towards ensuring timely medical care and safer outcomes for mothers and newborns.