JAMMU: In a major achievement, the Gynaecology department of Police Hospital Jammu (PHJ) started its in-door facilities and successfully completed its first normal delivery. A baby girl weighing 2.8 kg was delivered at 5:38 am at the hospital. The mother and baby are both doing well, and the baby received its first day immunization in the hospital.

Dr. Meenakshi Kotwal, Superintendent of Police Hospital, congratulated the doctors, staff, and parents on this joyous occasion. She presented a sapling plant to the parents and announced that PHJ will promote a green initiative and gifted a fruit-bearing plant to every new born, and will encourage parents to nurture both their child and the plant. Police Hospital Jammu's state-of-the-art facilities and experienced medical team ensure the best care for mothers and babies.

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