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Madhya Pradesh: Rescue Op Underway to Save Minor Girl Trapped in 300-Ft. Deep Borewell
Madhya Pradesh: Rescue Op Underway to Save Minor Girl Trapped in 300-Ft. Deep Borewell
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India is the world's biggest user of groundwater with approximately 27 million borewells, most of which are left unsealed when they dry up.
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A massive rescue operation has been underway for 12 hours to save a two-and-a-half-year-old girl who fell into a 300-foot-deep borewell on Tuesday afternoon in Sehore district of India's Madhya Pradesh state.The girl has been identified as Shrishti Kushwaha. She was playing with her friends on the field at Mugavali Village when she suddenly tripped and fell into the borewell.The police officials told Indian media on Wednesday that almost 12 hours on, the rescue team continues, and they have managed to pull the girl up at a depth of 20–30 feet of the borewell.The team is making use of heavy earth movers to drill the ground and oxygen support is being provided to the girl.Madhya Pradesh State Chief Shivraj Singh Chouhan, who belongs to Sehore district, took cognizance of the incident and directed officials to ensure that the girl is pulled out safely.
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rescue operation, two-and-a-half-year-old girl who fell into a 300-foot-deep borewell, shrishti kushwaha playing with her friends when she tripped and fell into the borewell, rescue team continues, managed to pull the girl up, heavy earth movers to drill the ground, oxygen support
rescue operation, two-and-a-half-year-old girl who fell into a 300-foot-deep borewell, shrishti kushwaha playing with her friends when she tripped and fell into the borewell, rescue team continues, managed to pull the girl up, heavy earth movers to drill the ground, oxygen support
Madhya Pradesh: Rescue Op Underway to Save Minor Girl Trapped in 300-Ft. Deep Borewell
India is the world's biggest user of groundwater with approximately 27 million borewells, most of which are left unsealed when they dry up.
A massive
rescue operation has been underway for 12 hours to save a two-and-a-half-year-old girl who
fell into a 300-foot-deep borewell on Tuesday afternoon in Sehore district of India's
Madhya Pradesh state.
The girl has been identified as Shrishti Kushwaha. She was playing with her friends on the field at Mugavali Village when she suddenly tripped and fell into the borewell.
The police officials told Indian media on Wednesday that almost 12 hours on, the rescue team continues, and they have managed to pull the girl up at a depth of 20–30 feet of the borewell.
The team is making use of
heavy earth movers to drill the ground and
oxygen support is being provided to the girl.
“We have to reach a depth of 30 feet. We will reach up to the level of the child within a few hours. After that horizontal drilling will be done by the (National Disaster Response Force) team and the child will be rescued,” Sehore Collector Ashish Tiwari told Indian media.
Madhya Pradesh State Chief Shivraj Singh Chouhan, who belongs to Sehore district, took cognizance of the incident and directed officials to ensure that the girl is pulled out safely.