| A six-months pregnant Pakistani gave birth to a premature baby aboard a flight from Islamabad to Britain, forcing an emergency landing in Warsaw, a spokesman for the Polish capital's airport said.
"The pilot had to make the decision to land as quickly as possible. Warsaw's Okecie airport was the closest," Jakub Mielniczuk said about the Pakistan International Airlines flight.
"The woman was six months pregnant. The airport doctor had to revive the premature baby who was immediately taken to a Warsaw hospital in a serious condition," he said.
The baby is alive, a medical official at the hospital where the infant was being cared said, but refused to provide further details.
The PIA plane travelled on to the British city of Manchester.
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