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Woman delivers quadruplets in auto-rickshaw; all four newborns die

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A woman gave birth to four babies prematurely inside an auto-rickshaw while being transported to a hospital. All four newborns died shortly after birth due to premature delivery and underdeveloped conditions, according to health officials. The family has alleged that a delay in ambulance services prevented the infants from receiving timely medical attention. Authorities have not confirmed whether the ambulance delay directly contributed to the deaths. The mother is reported to be stable and is currently recovering at a nearby health center.

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