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Kerala Policewoman Breastfeeds Infant Of Ill Migrant Labourer, Wins Hearts

Utkalika Mohanty
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·2 years ago·2 min read
Kerala Policewoman Breastfeeds Infant Of Ill Migrant Labourer, Wins Hearts

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Arya Shylajan, a Kerala policewoman, is winning hearts after she voluntarily came forward to breastfeed a four-month-old girl whose mother was admitted to the state run hospital here.

Kochi, Nov 24: Arya Shylajan, a Kerala policewoman, is winning hearts after she voluntarily came forward to breastfeed a four-month-old girl whose mother was admitted to the state run hospital here.

The infant’s mother hails from Patna and her husband, a migrant worker, is in jail here.

Shylajan said the call came from the Control Room stating that four kids were in the hospital where their mother was admitted owing to a heart valve problem.

“Soon a team from our station reached the hospital and brought the four kids to the station. We noticed that the kids were all hungry. We brought the 13, 5 and 2-year-olds food. Then there was this baby girl, just four months old and she was crying out of hunger. Seeing this I told my superior officer that I am a feeding mother and I am willing to breastfeed her,” said Shylajan.

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“The officer agreed and I fed the baby. We were told that the mother had fed the baby and after that she was not able to do it. I feel happy that I was able to feed the child, as I have a nine-month-old baby too, whom I breastfeed,” added Shylajan.

The Patna couple have five kids, and one of them lives in Patna.

(IANS)

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