A 19-year-old woman gave birth before reaching the hospital in Miranda, approximately 200 km from Campo Grande, Brazil, on the morning of November 11. The emergency occurred after the Fire Department's team struggled to navigate an inundated road, which severely delayed their response. Rescue crews were contacted by the Fire Operations Center for an obstetric emergency involving the woman who was already in labor.

Initially, the first rescue vehicle dispatched was unable to reach the patient due to the flooding on the road. The team had to wait for support from a 4x4 vehicle that was more suited to traverse the irregular and flooded terrain. A video released by the firefighters shows the challenging conditions they faced as they traveled to the incident site, highlighting the completely flooded road that hindered rescue efforts.

During the transition to the second vehicle and while the team relocated, firefighters confirmed that the baby was born before they could reach the hospital. This event underscores the challenges faced by emergency services in dealing with extreme weather conditions and the critical nature of response logistics when time is of the essence in life-threatening situations.