An NHS doctor who helped deliver a baby on a plane to India has said the whole thing was ‘an amazing experience’.
An NHS doctor who helped deliver a baby on a plane to India said the birth was ‘an amazing experience’.
‘When we examined the woman, we saw her waters had broken and we told the crew it was an emergency and we needed space. ‘When we examined her, half the head of the baby was already out. The baby was very small but wasn’t making a sound, so I tapped his back and after about 15 to 20 seconds he opened his eyes and cried. That was a very long 15 to 20 seconds.’Dr Ibrahim normally works in Wrexham for the NHS
‘We all consoled and helped her husband, too, and passengers helped my wife with our children during the flight. We became close family.’
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