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A 57-hour-long rescue operation to save a five-year-old boy trapped in a borewell in Rajasthan's Dausa ended tragically, as the child was declared dead upon retrieval.

Rajasthan: 5-Year-Old Trapped in Borewell for 57 Hours, Dies

A 57-hour-long rescue operation to save a five-year-old boy trapped in a borewell in Rajasthan's Dausa ended tragically, as the child was declared dead upon retrieval.

A 57-hour-long rescue operation to save a five-year-old boy trapped in a borewell in Rajasthan's Dausa ended tragically, as the child was declared dead upon retrieval. Aryan fell into the 150-foot-deep borewell on Monday afternoon while playing in Kalikhad village.
Rescuers launched efforts using JCBs, drilling machines, and a piling rig to dig a parallel tunnel. Oxygen was supplied through a pipe, and his movements were monitored via CCTV cameras. However, challenges such as high water levels, underground steam obscuring visuals, and safety risks for the rescue team hindered progress.
Aryan was pulled out unconscious, and a green corridor was swiftly set up to rush him to a hospital with an advanced life-support ambulance, but doctors declared him dead.
This tragedy follows a similar incident in September when a two-year-old girl was rescued after being trapped in a 35-foot borewell in Dausa&rsquo;s Bandikui area for 18 hours.

The 30-year-old who fell into a borewell in West Delhi was found dead, Delhi minister Atishi said.

Keshopur borewell incident: Delhi man found dead hours after falling, Atishi assures strict action

The 30-year-old who fell into a borewell in West Delhi was found dead, Delhi minister Atishi said.


The 30-year-old who fell into a borewell in West Delhi was found dead, Delhi minister Atishi said.

A 40-feet drop into a borewell for a man in West Delhi has proved fatal, Delhi minister Atishi confirmed. The man fell into the borewell in the Keshopur area in the early hours of Sunday.
The National Disaster Response Force recovered the remains of the 30-year-old man. While law enforcement authorities probe the incident, the Delhi minister assured strict action against the officer found responsible for this untoward incident.
&ldquo;I have ordered all borewells in Delhi to be inspected in the next 48 hours and action will be taken against the official who was responsible,&rdquo; AAP leader Atishi said.
The minister has also written to the chief secretary, directing him to conduct a time-bound enquiry into the incident and take strong and exemplary action against any officers found responsible.
The chief secretary has also been directed to ensure that all government and private abandoned borewells are welded and sealed immediately.
The minister also sought a compliance report within 48 hours.
"A deeply unfortunate incident has taken place in Delhi today where someone has fallen into an abandoned borewell in the Keshopur STP. While this borewell was on land that had been handed over to the Delhi Metro in 2020, nonetheless it is our responsibility to examine if any lapses have taken place on the part of the DJB and to ensure that no such incident takes place in the future," the letter to the chief secretary read.
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Rahul Sahu, an 11-year-old boy who had fallen into a borewell in Chhattisgarh's Janjgir Champa district, was rescued after a 104-hour-long operation on Tuesday night, officials said.
Over 500 personnel, including officials of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), the Army, local police and the administration, were involved in the massive rescue operation that was underway since Friday evening.
Sahu fell into the unused 80-feet-deep borewell, located in the backyard of his house in Pihrid village in Malkharoda development block, around 2 pm on Friday while playing.
He was stuck at the depth of around 60 feet and a pipeline was installed for the oxygen supply.
Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel tweeted, “..with everyone's prayers and relentless and dedicated efforts of the rescue team, Rahul Sahu has been evacuated safely. I wish that he recovers completely as soon as possible.” Television visuals showed the boy being taken in a stretcher.
"His condition is stable and he will recover soon. He is being shifted to Apollo hospital in Bilaspur district in an ambulance under the observation of specialist doctors, for which a green corridor has been created for about 100 km to facilitate speedy movement," Bilaspur Collector Jitendra Shukla said. PTI COR TKP KRK KRK

Chhattisgarh: Boy who had fallen into borewell rescued after 104 hours

Over 500 personnel, including officials of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), the Army, local police and the administration, were involved in the massive rescue operation that was underway since Friday evening.

Rahul Sahu, an 11-year-old boy who had fallen into a borewell in Chhattisgarh's Janjgir Champa district, was rescued after a 104-hour-long operation on Tuesday night, officials said.
Over 500 personnel, including officials of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), the Army, local police and the administration, were involved in the massive rescue operation that was underway since Friday evening.
Sahu fell into the unused 80-feet-deep borewell, located in the backyard of his house in Pihrid village in Malkharoda development block, around 2 pm on Friday while playing.
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He was stuck at the depth of around 60 feet and a pipeline was installed for the oxygen supply.
Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel tweeted, &ldquo;..with everyone's prayers and relentless and dedicated efforts of the rescue team, Rahul Sahu has been evacuated safely. I wish that he recovers completely as soon as possible.&rdquo; Television visuals showed the boy being taken in a stretcher.
"His condition is stable and he will recover soon. He is being shifted to Apollo hospital in Bilaspur district in an ambulance under the observation of specialist doctors, for which a green corridor has been created for about 100 km to facilitate speedy movement," Bilaspur Collector Jitendra Shukla said. PTI COR TKP KRK KRK

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