Prompt & Selfless: Noida Cops Donate Blood To Pregnant Woman During Her Delivery
Two policemen responded to an emergency call in Noida when a pregnant woman needed blood transfusion in order to go through with her delivery. Due to their quick thinking and kind deed the woman was able to give birth to a healthy baby boy and both the mother and offspring are doing well.
Sometimes selfless and kind acts go a long way in impacting another person's life, and an incident that took place in Noida is an example of the same. Doing more than their job requires them to do, two policemen responded to an emergency call in Noida, when a pregnant woman needed blood transfusion in order to go through with her delivery.
According to a report by TOI, the policemen received a call around 6:46 PM on Sunday, on the emergency 112 service number of the UP police. The woman's husband informed the police that his wife was admitted to the ESI Hospital for her delivery.
A police spokesperson said, "Caller Vijay Kumar said two units of blood was required for his wife Rajni but it was not available anywhere and sought police help. Immediately the police response vehicle (PRV) reached the hospital where its commander Anjul Kumar Tyagi and pilot Lala Ram donated one unit of blood each."
Due to their quick thinking and kind deed, the woman was able to give birth to a healthy baby boy and both the mother and offspring are doing well. The woman's husband, Vijay, compared the police officers to God and told PTI, ¡°You only tell me what would you call somebody who comes to your help when there is no help available anywhere? I don't remember their names but for me they are God. I am thankful to the police for their help."
The report also added that Vijay and Rajni already have a four-year-old daughter. Vijay also said, ¡°Both the boy and his mother are doing well now. I am happy, I wanted to go back to Mainpuri because my family lives there. I could not go because of the lockdown."
With inputs from PTI.
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