Expectant parents die in horrific hit-and-run crash on way to labor ward but their baby boy is delivered by emergency caesarean and SURVIVES Nachman and Raizel Glauber, both 21, on way to hospital for birth of first child killed in Brooklyn car crash Driver and passenger of the other car involved flee the area Dying mother rushed to hospital and baby son delivered by doctors Orphaned baby is expected to survive and named after father A young Jewish Orthodox couple en route to a hospital to have their first child were killed in a hit-and-run car crash early Sunday, but their child survived. Nachman and Raizel Glauber, both 21, were using a car service to go to the hospital when another vehicle slammed into the side of theirs at an intersection in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, said Hasidic community activist Isaac Abraham. Nachman Glauber was pronounced dead at Beth Israel Hospital. His wife was rushed to Bellevue Hospital in Manhattan. Doctors performed an emergency caesarean on the dying woman and delivered a baby boy. The orphaned child is in stable condition and expected to live. The livery cab driver is also stable. First responders work at the scene shortly after the horrific crash that took the lives of the expectant couple early on Sunday The young Jewish Orthodox couple were on the way to the labor ward when the tragic incident occurred The driver and a passenger of the BMW that hit the couple's car fled the scene on foot, police said. They have not yet been found and no arrests have been made. According to the New York Daily News, the couple were sitting in the back of a black 2008 Toyota Camry livery car at the intersection of Wilson Street and Kent Avenue in Wiliamsburg when a speeding grey 2010 BMW sedan smashed into their cab. The impact spun the vehicle into the middle of the road, ejecting Raizel Glauber into the street, reported the Daily News. Her body came to rest under a parked trailer. The incident happened at 12.30 am on Sunday, police said. An Orthodox Jewish man walks past debris from the fatal accident First responders reportedly had to slice the roof off the Toyota to rescue Nachman Glauber and the livery driver. Authorities then rushed Raizel, who was seven months pregnant, to hospital and were able to deliver the baby boy. Family friends say he will named after his dead father. The tragic couple were only married last year. Aaron Berger, 23, a relative, told the Daily News: 'The family is very upset - they are in shock. I have so many messages right now. Video: A horrific hit-and-run crash that killed the expectant couple