But this did not happen," said Chetan Gadhia, Amreli district head of the 108 emergency ambulance service.By that time the woman, who was pregnant with her fourth child, started bleeding. And because of the lion it was difficult for the ambulance to move, hence it was decided to deliver the baby in the ambulance itself. The delivery took about 25 minutes, and the entire time the lions were moving around the ambulance," Gadhia told TOI.The baby was delivered and kept in the baby warmer. "Slowly, the pilot of the ambulance started the vehicle and moved further. The lions started to move away from the road and in a few minutes the road was clear.

Source: Times of India June 30, 2017 10:54 UTC