Brave UPDF Soldier Helps Woman Give Birth On Roadside

Posted by: Eninu William in Life Style November 3, 2020

A UPDF soldier who helped a woman give birth on the roadside at Queen Elizabeth National Park has won the hearts of many with his heroic act. Sergeant Baguma Richard helped the woman give birth after she went into labour on the road and could not reach a medical facility which was still 20km away.

According to Deputy Spokesperson of the UPDF Deo Akiiki, the UPDF soldier helped to successfully deliver the newborn on the roadside in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda.

Akiiki also assured the new mother whom he identified as Doreen Tukuzirwe and the baby was in good condition. He further thanked the brave officer who is also a UPDF medical clinical officer.

Sergeant Baguma Richard, a UPDF is also a clinical medical officer delivered a baby on the road side. This was in Queen Elizabeth National Park 20kms away from the health center. The mother was however in the second stage of labour alongside the road.

“Doreen Tukuzirwe, the mother and baby are in good health. We also appreciate Sgt Baguma for the heroic act. Thank you Baguma. This is what describes UPDF,” the deputy spokesperson posted with a touch of pride.

Sgt Baguma Richard a UPDF medical clinical officer delivered a baby on the road side in Queen Elizabeth national Park 20kms away from the health center. The mam was in the second stage of labour alongside the road. pic.twitter.com/0vAce8Dtyz

— Col Deo Akiiki (@DeoAkiiki) October 31, 2020

On the comment section, Ugandans heaped praises on the brave officer.

Here are a few of the comments;

@hanstums; “Social service Sgt. thank u. a good example of UPDF. Meanwhile a one Brigadier is busy issuing threats.”

MugaruraMark1; “This is amazing work, congratulations to the mother and family. And congrats to the Sgt.. true states man.. well done UPDF.”

@JustusOyite; “Wawoo! He’s such great UPDF officer that’s very rare to see amongst UPDF combatants. Keep it afande Baguma.”

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