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An Afghan woman gives birth to a baby girl at an altitude of 33,000 feet during a flight A 26-year-old woman on a Turkish Airlines flight from Kabul to Birmingham fell ill and with the help of the flight crew, she gave birth to a healthy baby girl named Eve. Foreign news agency

Sunday, August 29, 2021

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Dubai (news world latest. August 29, 2021) Afghan woman who went abroad from Afghanistan gave birth to a baby girl at an altitude of 33,000 feet. According to a foreign news agency, 26-year-old Saman Nouri, who was flying from Kabul to Dubai, suddenly fell ill on a Turkish Airlines flight to Birmingham. With the help of the flight crew, the woman gave birth to a healthy baby girl named Hawa. Placed, both mother and baby are in good health.

It is reported that the Afghan woman was traveling with her husband and two sons and the flight was going to the UK with the citizens working for the UK in Afghanistan, during which the plane was delayed due to a medical emergency. Was landed in Kuwait.

 Earlier, on August 22, a woman from Afghanistan gave birth to a baby girl on a US airliner. An Afghan woman gave birth to a baby girl at Ramstein Air Base in Germany on Saturday, the US Air Force said in a statement. The air pressure in the plane was low due to being on the ground, which caused the condition of the pregnant woman to deteriorate.The commander of the plane decided to land at an altitude to increase the air pressure in the plane.The decision improved the mother's condition and helped save the baby's life.

 Details released by the US Air Force on Twitter said that after the plane landed at Ramstein Air Base, Air Force Medical Group personnel shifted the woman to the cargo of a C-17 military aircraft where they assisted in the delivery of the baby. The girl and her mother were rushed to a nearby hospital for medical treatment.

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