Agra family blames pothole for 2-hour ambulance delay that led to infant's death

An Agra family has blamed a pothole on a city road for a two-hour delay in ambulance transit, which they say contributed to their infant's death. The family claimed that poor road conditions slowed the vehicle's journey to the hospital, preventing timely medical intervention.

The incident highlights ongoing concerns about road infrastructure and its impact on emergency services in the city. The family's allegations have raised questions about road maintenance and the ability of ambulances to reach patients quickly during medical emergencies.