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Pune boy survives trekking mishap due to Apple Watch. Here's what Tim Cook said

Sharing the story of his accident via email,  17-year-old Smit Mehta told Cook about how he fell into a 150-feet deep valley in Lonavala during a trek with his friends in July this year.

Sharing the story of his accident via email, &nbsp;17-year-old Smit Mehta told Cook about how he fell into a 150-feet deep valley in Lonavala during a trek with his friends in July this year.

A Pune boy has written to Apple CEO Tim Cook narrating how an Apple Watch saved his life.
Sharing the story of his accident via email, 17-year-old Smit Mehta told Cook about how he fell into a 150-feet deep valley in Lonavala during a trek with his friends in July this year.
Smit had no access to his phone when he fell, and he managed to escape only by using his apple watch, according to a report by The Times of India.&nbsp; He used the watch to connect with his family and friends, who later pulled him to safety, the report added.
The teen sustained injuries including broken ankle after he slipped into the valley.
Speaking to India Today, Smit said he was alive because of his cellular Apple Watch which helped him connect with his people at the right time.&nbsp;
&nbsp;Apple CEO Cook responded to Smit's email and thanked him for sharing his story, saying that he was glad to see him on the road to recovery.
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Trekking is definitely an adventure. But if you are new to the activity, then you need to keep a few things in mind. 

Going for your first ever trek? Here’s how you can be well-prepared  

Trekking is definitely an adventure. But if you are new to the activity, then you need to keep a few things in mind.&nbsp;

Trekking sure sounds like a fun activity. You get to spend time in nature and soak in the sheer beauty. You get to explore your wild and adventurous side and also meet interesting people on your journey.&nbsp;
But there are a variety of things that you should keep in mind if you are new to trekking, to enjoy your first experience and make it memorable. Here are some things that you should know about. &nbsp;
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Pack light&nbsp;
Avoid going overboard while packing for a trekking trip. Keep only the essentials such as a water bottle, energy bars, map, torch, first aid kit, etc., in your bag.
Dress right&nbsp;
Don&rsquo;t opt for uncomfortable clothing such as jeans or anything too fancy. Instead wear comfortable clothing such as track pants and a t-shirt and layer your outfit to protect yourself from the fluctuating temperatures. &nbsp;
Prep your body&nbsp;
Since you are new to trekking, make your body used to the exertion. Start by walking daily at a fast pace to prepare your body for the trek.
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Don&rsquo;t trek alone&nbsp;
Trekking alone isn&rsquo;t the wisest decision, especially when it&rsquo;s your first time. Go for a guided trek or join a trek group.&nbsp;

A 23-year-old man who was stuck on a hill in Kerala for two days without food and water, was finally rescued by an Army team on Wednesday morning.
Rescue team reached Babu after a massive effort and provided him food and water before hauling him to safety. Babu was being trapped in a cleft on a mountain face in Malampuzha area of Palakkad district.
Visuals showed the youth being helped up the mountain by Army personnel, who are part of the specialised teams which arrived on Tuesday night from Bengaluru, by strapping him to one of the rescuers.
The visuals also showed the rescue team slowly climbing up by making stops in between to give the youth some rest.
Reports said that it was the first of its kind rescue in the state, which involved Army, local bodies, NDRF, Coast Guard with the Air Force also standing by to chip in.
Babu was trapped in a recess on the mountain face, between rocks, in the scorching heat with no water or food since Monday.
According to locals, the youth, along with two others had on Monday decided to climb to the top of Cherad hill, but the other two abandoned the effort halfway.
However, Babu continued to climb to the top, and after reaching there, slipped and fell and got trapped between rocks on the mountain face.

Watch: Kerala trekker stuck on hill for 2 days without food & water rescued after daring op

Kerala&nbsp;trekker stuck on mountain rescued after two days
Army teams reached stranded&nbsp;Babu&nbsp;on Wednesday morning
Babu&nbsp;was stuck on the hill for 2 days without food &amp; water
Babu&nbsp;fell after climbing to the top of mountain, got stuck
Daring, first-of-its-kind rescue in Kerala&nbsp;ends on happy note

Babu was trapped in a recess on the mountain face, between rocks, in the scorching heat with no water or food since Monday.

A 23-year-old man who was stuck on a hill in Kerala for two days without food and water, was finally rescued by an Army team on Wednesday morning.
Rescue team reached Babu after a massive effort and provided him food and water before&nbsp;hauling him to safety. Babu was being trapped in a cleft on a mountain face in Malampuzha area of Palakkad district.
Visuals showed the youth being helped up the mountain by Army personnel, who are part of the specialised teams which arrived on Tuesday night from Bengaluru, by strapping him to one of the rescuers.
The visuals also showed the rescue team slowly climbing up by making stops in between to give the youth some rest.
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Reports said that it was the first of its kind rescue in the state, which involved Army, local bodies, NDRF, Coast Guard with the Air Force also standing by to chip in.
Babu was trapped in a recess on the mountain face, between rocks, in the scorching heat with no water or food since Monday.
According to locals, the youth, along with two others had on Monday decided to climb to the top of Cherad hill, but the other two abandoned the effort halfway.
However, Babu continued to climb to the top, and after reaching there, slipped and fell and got trapped between rocks on the mountain face.

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