Due to the rocky land, there was a lot of trouble in the rescue operation. Eventually the child died.
A 5 -year -old child (Prahlad), who fell in a 150 feet deep borewell in Jhalawar, could not be saved. 13 hours later, his body was set out by the rescue team. The SDRF team was trying to save him for 12 hours.
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Prahlad was trapped 30 feet below in the borewell. Initially the child’s voice was heard. Due to the rocky area, there was a lot of trouble in rescue work.
The team of SDRF and NDRF took out the child to Dag Hospital at 4 am on Monday morning. After investigation here, doctors declared the child dead. The body of the child has been kept in the hospital’s Morchuri.
Earlier, oxygen was delivered to the child through pipes. The SDRF team from Jhalawar was trying to remove the child by implicating it in Desi Jugaad i.e. ring. The NDRF team, which arrived from Kota, was also trying to rescue.
The child fell with a stone on the borewell Doug Thanadikari Pawan Kumar said- Prahlad’s son Kalulal resident Padla village went to the farm with parents. The parents were busy working in the field. Prahlad was playing near the borewell. He fell into a tubewell (borewell) at around 1:40 pm on Sunday afternoon. The child fell down with a stone kept to cover the borewell. The borewell was dug in the field on Friday, 3 days ago. As soon as the information was received, the police and administrative officials immediately reached the spot and started the rescue operation.
In this way the child was taken out Three different technologies were tried after around 3 am by the team’s support. During this time the angle of El Shape was inserted into the borewell. The child was drawn outwards from this sport. A team was pulling the bodies of the children with the pipe on seeing the live on the camera.
Now see the photos of the rescue …
The NDRF team attempting to find out the condition of the child.
At around 7:30 pm on Sunday evening, the NDRF team from Kota reached the spot and started the rescue operation.
In the borewell, the child continued to get proper oxygen, for this the administration had made additional arrangements for cylinders.
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