Rajasthan: 5-Year-Old Boy Stuck Inside Borewell In Dausa, Rescue Operations Underway

Aryan is stuck at 150 feet and was said to be stable in stable condition. NDRF, SDRF, and Civil Defence teams are working together to rescue the boy.

Excavators clear out the land to make it easier for the rescue team to reach Aryan.

Source : ANI

A 5-year-old boy fell into a borewell while playing in Rajasthan's Dausa district on Monday evening, prompting the district administration to initiate a rescue operation. This incident took place in Kalikhad village of Papada police station area of Dausa at around 3 pm. While playing, Aryan's foot slipped and he fell into an open borewell nearby, his mother was nearby working in the agricultural field.

The child was at a depth of about 150 feet and his condition is stable, a medical team was at the spot and he was provided with oxygen. National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), and Civil Defence teams also reached the spot.

#WATCH | Rajasthan | Rescue operations underway after a 5-year-old boy fell into a borewell in Dausa; morning visuals from the spot pic.twitter.com/SWOCTs2eSb

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Seven large excavators reached the spot around the borewell in which Aryan was trapped. 

The rescue operation has been going the whole night. "NDRF-SDRF teams are working... the administration is trying their best (to rescue the child)," Dausa District Magistrate Devendra Kumar said.

#WATCH | Dausa, Rajasthan: DM Devendra Kumar says, "Rescue operation has been carried out for the whole night. NDRF-SDRF teams are working here... the administration is trying their best (to rescue the child)..." https://t.co/34eFs8Wmoi pic.twitter.com/04yQbDtgsR

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"Excavation is being done with a JCB. Rescue efforts are being made, and the child's condition is fine," he said.

In September, a two-year-old girl was rescued from a 35-foot open borewell in the Bandikui area of Dausa after 18 hours of rescue operations by NDRF and SDRF. The girl had been stuck at a depth of 28 feet and a parallel approach was initiated to rescue her.