Compassionate Police Officer Breastfeeds Hospitalized Bihar Native’s Baby

Accident – Death – Obituary News : Kochi: A heartwarming incident occurred at the Ernakulam all-women police station in Kochi, where a civil police officer displayed an act of compassion by breastfeeding a hospitalized baby. The baby, who is just four months old, was left in a vulnerable state after her mother was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of Ernakulam General Hospital due to post-surgery respiratory complications.

With no one to take care of the four children, the officers at the all-women police station were alerted about the situation by the control room. They immediately went to the hospital to assess the situation and took the children under their care. While they were able to arrange food for the three older children, they struggled to feed the infant.

That’s when civil police officer Arya stepped in and selflessly breastfed the baby. Arya, who had returned to duty after her maternity leave two months ago, showed incredible empathy and went above and beyond to provide comfort to the helpless child.

A video capturing the touching moment of the women cops taking care of the baby girl has since gone viral on social media, garnering praise and admiration from people worldwide. The officers’ act of kindness and their dedication to ensuring the well-being of the children in their custody has touched the hearts of many.

According to the police, they were unable to gather much information from the children regarding their family background. The eldest daughter mentioned that their father was in prison, leaving the four children in a vulnerable and neglected state. As a result, all four children were handed over to a child care home in the city, where they will receive proper care and attention.

This heartwarming incident serves as a reminder of the compassion and selflessness that exists within the police force. These officers, who are typically associated with law enforcement and maintaining order, have shown that they are not only protectors but also nurturers who go the extra mile to ensure the well-being of those in need.

In a world often filled with negative news and stories, it is heartening to witness such acts of kindness and compassion. The selfless actions of civil police officer Arya and her colleagues at the Ernakulam all-women police station serve as an inspiration to us all, reminding us of the power of empathy and the difference we can make in the lives of others.

In other news:

– A recent incident at Wadia Hospital in Mumbai has prompted the police to order DNA tests for all babies born during a two-week period. A complainant alleged that her baby was swapped after giving birth at the hospital, and DNA test results did not match the complainant and newborn, as well as the father and newborn. The police are conducting a thorough investigation into the alleged baby swap, examining doctors, nurses, and attendants on duty, as well as reviewing CCTV footage and medical treatment records.

– An ownership dispute over a parrot has led two women from Paniyala village in Roorkee to reach out to the Gangnahar police station for resolution. Meenu Kumari, who had kept the parrot, claimed that her neighbor caught the bird after it flew away. When Meenu went to retrieve the parrot, her neighbor refused to hand it over. The police have warned both parties to release the bird within two days, as keeping a parrot is illegal under the Wildlife Protection Act.

– Tragedy struck in Bengaluru as a nine-month-old baby girl and her 23-year-old mother died of electrocution near Hope Farm junction on Whitefield Main Road. The incident occurred when they came into contact with a snapped electric wire lying on the pavement. The husband, who witnessed the tragic event, has filed a case against five officials of Whitefield sub-division Bescom, including engineers and staff members. The bodies have been sent for autopsy, and a thorough investigation is underway.

These recent incidents highlight the various challenges and acts of kindness that occur in our society. While some incidents remind us of the need for vigilance and justice, others remind us of the power of compassion and empathy. It is important to celebrate and acknowledge both aspects of our world as we strive for a better and more inclusive society..