Three-year-old's life saved in Sidhi after coin stuck in throat; MP speaks to doctors
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Doctors removed the coin from the child's throat in about five minutes after MP Dr Rajesh Mishra spoke to them at the hospital on Monday night.
A three-year-old boy in Sidhi got a coin stuck in his throat on Monday night. As his condition began to worsen, his family rushed him to hospital.
When news of the incident reached MP Dr Rajesh Mishra, he also went to the hospital. There he spoke to the doctors so that the child could be treated immediately.
At the hospital, doctors removed the coin from the child's throat in about five minutes. The child's life was saved because he received treatment in time.
The child's father said the whole family had been alarmed when the coin lodged in his throat, so he was taken to hospital at once.
MP Dr Rajesh Mishra said that on learning on Monday night that a coin was stuck in the child's throat, he reached the hospital and took the initiative for his treatment. According to him, the coin was removed with the help of the doctors.
The child is now safe, and the family has breathed a sigh of relief.
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