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Unborn Baby Dies in Agra After Ambulance Stranded in Pothole for 2 Hours

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An unborn child died in Agra after an ambulance carrying the mother became trapped in a large pothole, halting the vehicle for more than two hours. Despite efforts by local villagers to free the ambulance, the prolonged delay prevented timely medical intervention. By the time the family reached the health center, it was too late to save the baby. Authorities have launched a probe into the incident and pledged to carry out road repairs in the area.

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