Indian Police Woman In Indonesia Helps Deliver A Baby In Taxi, The Kid Gets Named After Her
Lance Corporal Komathi Narayanan helped deliver a baby boy in a taxi. The baby boy has been named Rizky Sardi Mathi-varna Cheras police chief ACP Mohamed Mokhsein Mohamed Zon also honoured 27-year-old Komathi.
Sometime ago, an Indian Origin policewoman in Indonesia helped a woman deliver a baby boy in a taxi. Now she has been honoured by the country, but the bigger honour is probably that the child has been named after her.
Reportedly, the Indonesian baby boy delivered by Lance Corporal Komathi Narayanan has been named Rizky Sardi Mathi-varna.
Cheras police chief ACP Mohamed Mokhsein Mohamed Zon also honoured 27-year-old Komathi with certificates of appreciation and plaques. The 43-year-old taxi driver, Wong Kok Loong who drove Komathi and the pregnant mother to the hospital, was also present.
Mohamed Mokhsein reportedly gave a speech where he acknowledged both Komathi and Wong as heroes, who went beyond their duty.
On October 7, the police officer of Indian origin was reportedly on duty at the Bandar Tasik Selatan (TBS) bus terminal's police beat and she was approached by the pregnant woman whose water had broken.
Komathi tried to help the woman, and after three cabs refused to ferry them, Wong agreed. The woman went into labour in the backseat of the taxi and Komathi helped with the birth.
Her uniform was soiled in blood and other fluids but she was not bothered by that. The 3.7 kg baby was delivered in the moving taxi, and the mother and the baby were later admitted to Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Hospital. The incident was shared on the Facebook page of Royal Malaysia Police.
The incident even caught the attention of the queen Tunku Azizah who took to Twitter to congratulate Komathi and thank her.
