Doctors Deliver Baby On The Streets During Earthquake In Bangkok, Videos Go Viral

<p data-pm-slice=”0 0 []”>In quake-hit Bangkok, doctors delivered a baby on the street outside the Police General Hospital during the massive earthquake in Thailand. According to NDTV report, the woman was in surgery when the tremors occurred on Friday, and doctors were forced to evacuate the hospital. The report quoting the hospital’s spokesperson said that the patient was carried out of the hospital by medical teams and, surrounded by healthcare staff, gave birth to a baby boy.</p>
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<p>Soon after the incident, the videos of it were widely shared on social media, showing the woman lying on a stretcher and the hospital staff assisting with her delivery in the open air. Several stretchers of other hospital patients could be seen shifted into the courtyards, where doctors continued their treatment.</p>
<p>The Thai Enquirer reported that the woman was in the middle of surgery when the earthquake hit.</p>
<p>”While closing the abdominal wall, an earthquake occurred. The surgical team decided to stabilize the patient and evacuate them to a safer location,” Police Lieutenant Colonel Jiramrit said.</p>
<p>”Upon reassessment, it was determined that the patient required immediate abdominal closure to prevent the risk of intestinal herniation and potential exposure of bowel loops to external air. Given the urgency, the surgical team proceeded with the final closure of the abdominal wall in a sterile environment outside the operating room, completing the procedure within 10 minutes,” he added.</p>
<p>The surgeon further added, according to the report, that the baby and the patient are now in stable condition and are recovering in the hospital room.</p>