Safe at last.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Police, NDRF rescue Ravi Pandit Bhill, 6
- Ravi fell into a borewell in Thorandale village in Pune district
- Borewell is 200 ft deep, Ravi was stuck at depth of 10 ft
A young boy trapped in a 200-foot-deep borewell in Maharashtra's Pune district was rescued on Thursday after an 16-hour-long operation involving police and disaster response personnel.
A crowd looked on as National Disaster Response Force and police officials carried Ravi Pandit Bhill, 6, who was stuck at a depth of 10 feet.
Maharashtra: The six-year-old boy who fell into a borewell near Manchar tehsil in Pune yesterday has been safely rescued after about 16 hrs of rescue operation. pic.twitter.com/o1O1Cenxsh
He was playing near the borewell last evening while his father, a labourer, was busy with road construction work, and he fell in at around 4.45 pm, the police said.
The borewell is in Thorandale, a village in Ambegaon tehsil.
Here are pictures from last evening.
#Maharashtra: Operation underway to rescue a 6-year-old boy, who is trapped in a borewell at about 10 feet depth at a village in Ambegaon, Pune. Police & NDRF team present at the spot. pic.twitter.com/7cmlmgZV9A
Similar accidents have been happened in recent months across India.
Successful rescue efforts have been reported in Tamil Nadu, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh, but one incident in Gujarat ended in tragedy -- a young boy who fell into a borewell in Sabarkantha died before he could be saved.
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