Rajasthan Girl Stuck In Borewell For Over 70 Hours, Mother Refuses To Eat

Rajasthan: Intermittent Rain Hampers Rescue Efforts as 3-year-old Girl Remains Trapped in Borewell in Kotputli

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. A National Disaster Relief Force (NDRF) personnel said that they are making every effort to rescue the girl despite challenging conditions. India News | Rajasthan: Intermittent Rain Hampers Rescue Efforts as 3-year-old Girl Remains Trapped in Borewell in Kotputli.

Rajasthan girl trapped in borewell for more than 70 hours, mother refuses to eat

Chetna fell into the borewell while playing in the agriculture farm of her father in Badiyali Dhani under Sarund police station of Kotputli-Behror district.

Rajasthan Girl Stuck In Borewell For Over 70 Hours, Mother Refuses To Eat

Three-year-old Chetna has been stuck inside a narrow 150 feet deep borewell for over 70 hours as the rescue operations were still underway on Thursday to save the girl.

Rajasthan girl stuck in borewell - Rajasthan girl Chetna stuck in borewell rescue operation

The rescue operation to save the three-year-old girl who fell into a borewell in Rajasthan five days ago was hit due to heavy rain on Friday. Chetna, who fell into the borewell while playing on her father’s farm on Monday, has been without food and water for five days. The girl is stuck at a depth of 150 feet in the 700-foot borewell. A 170-foot tunnel parallel to the borewell has been dug, and an L-shaped pipe system has been installed to reach…

Rajasthan: Intermittent rain hampers rescue efforts as 3-year-old girl remains trapped in borewell in Kotputli

Efforts to rescue a three-year-old girl trapped in a borewell in Rajasthan are being hampered by rain. Rescue teams from NDRF and SDRF are working despite challenges. The girl is 30 feet below the surface. Oxygen is being provided to her and cameras are being used to monitor her condition. Authorities are taking all necessary steps to ensure her safety.

Collectors asked to close all borewells within two weeks, says Rajasthan CM

Jaipur, Dec 27 (SocialNews.XYZ) Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma on Thursday instructed all District Collectors to ensure that no borewells are left open within the next two weeks to prevent any loss of life, officials said. The Chief Minister urged all departments to adopt a mission-mode approach to minimise road accidents and instructed officials to promptly identify and address accident-prone locations and repair black spots on a pr…