A routine bus ride in Telangana turned into an extraordinary event when a pregnant woman unexpectedly went into labor. The woman, traveling on a Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC) bus from Gadwal to Wanaparthy, suddenly developed labor pains, prompting quick action from those onboard.
The bus was immediately halted, and a female conductor, G Bharati, stepped in to assist with the delivery. As luck would have it, a nurse was also traveling on the bus, and together, they ensured the safe birth of a baby girl.
రాఖీ పండుగ నాడు #TGSRTC బస్సులో గర్భిణికి డెలివరీ చేసి ఒక మహిళా కండక్టర్ మానవత్వం చాటుకున్నారు. తాను విధులు నిర్వర్తిస్తోన్న బస్సులో గర్భిణికి పురిటి నొప్పులు రాగా, ఆమె వెంటనే స్పందించి బస్సులో ప్రయాణిస్తోన్న నర్సుతో కలిసి ప్రసవం చేశారు. అనంతరం తల్లీబిడ్డను స్థానిక ఆస్పత్రికి… pic.twitter.com/nTpfVpl5iT
— VC Sajjanar – MD TGSRTC (@tgsrtcmdoffice) August 19, 2024
The Managing Director of TGSRTC, VC Sajjanar, praised the conductor for her quick thinking and compassionate response. He shared a photo of the conductor with the newborn and mother on social media, stating, “The mother and child are safe because of her promptness and timely delivery with the help of the nurse.”
The mother and baby were taken to a nearby hospital for further care and are reported to be in good health. The incident has drawn widespread admiration online, with many users commending the conductor and nurse for their heroic actions. One user commented, “All heroes don’t wear capes,” while others suggested that the conductor be rewarded for her service.
Done great job by Conductor on duty and Nurse. My best wishes to both of them. Also my wishes to newly born baby.
— SATYANARAYANA MADDIPATLA (@maddipatlaSATYA) August 19, 2024
She should be rewarded
— Raj (@basawarajSajja2) August 19, 2024
That’s why sir , we are requesting you, pls provide. Separate buses for pregnant women and old people with first aid kits
— Ravinder Putta (@RavinderPutta1) August 19, 2024
Since being shared, the post has garnered over 26,000 views, with many calling for special recognition for the conductor’s selfless act.
