3 female officers help young woman deliver baby outside police station

- A group of female officers were notified of a woman who had gone into labour

- The expectant mother was waiting for an ambulance outside the police station

- Realising they had no time to spare, the female cops helped deliver the baby

A group of female police officers went beyond the call of duty to help a young lady in labour on Wednesday, February 19.

The woman had gone into labour and was waiting for an ambulance outside the police station when her bundle of joy decided to make an arrival.

The officers, who were identified as Captain Bucyee MaScubu, Sergeant Thulie Ndlovu and Sergeant Nokukhanya Madlala, helped without hesitation.

They assisted the lady and helped deliver the baby.

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Social media users hailed the three police officers as heroes and applauded them online.

Thuli Mbambo commented:

"That's great may our God bless them."

Boyoh Shenge wrote:

"Siyabonga to the women in blue, Folweni SAPS UNkulunkulu unezimanga. God bless you all."

Khanyo Ndlovu commented:

"Thulie Ndlovu well done my sis and colleagues. You have made us so proud."

In other news, a 30-year-old mother of 12 in Kaduna state identified as Zainab Hassan has delivered quadruplets without healthcare.

When Zainab went into labour, she delivered her babies at home herself because the nearest hospital is far away, and she can only reach it via commercial canoes and then bike.

The mother of 12 who has had twins in the course of childbearing never went for antenatal for all the pregnancies she had carried.

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She said: “I have been giving birth to twins in this village without going for any medical checks. This time I delivered all four kids at my husband’s house without any assistance from anyone."

Zainab said she went through serious pains and stress, adding that it is not really easy giving birth to quadruplets in a village without any support.

She added that she always used traditional medicine from local vendors whenever she was feeling pain.

Mallam Mohammadu Hassan, Zainab's husband, expressed happiness over his wife's safe delivery, but called on the state government to complete the community’s hospital project that has been abandoned for years.

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