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- A Delhi woman, Neha Bholi, was returning with Ganga water from Haridwar and Neelkanth during the Kanwar Yatra when she went into labour after reaching Muzaffarnagar, having lost contact with her companions en route.
- Police and bystanders rushed her to the district women's hospital, where she gave birth to twin sons.
- The hospital's chief medical superintendent said she was about seven months pregnant; the newborns, weighing about 1.20 kg and 900 grams, had initial breathing trouble but are now stable in the special newborn care unit, and the mother is safe.
- SSP Sanjay Kumar Verma and SP City Amrit Jain visited the hospital, and with the mother's consent the SSP named the babies Ganesh and Kartikeye, calling the event a blessing of Mahadev.
What to watch next
- Health updates on the premature twins, who are being monitored in the SNCU after initial breathing difficulties
- How the mother, who was separated from her companions during the journey, is reunited with her family or reaches Delhi
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Named India · Delhi · Haridwar · Muzaffarnagar District Women's Hospital · Uttarakhand · Amrit Jain · Dr. Murlie Baskar · Neha Bhooli · Sanjay Kumar Verma
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