Boy, 10, saved from well in MP, still in critical condition.

On Sunday in the town of Guna, Madhya Pradesh, a heart-stopping rescue operation took place to save a 10-year-old boy who had fallen into a borewell. The joint efforts of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), and state police were crucial in successfully rescuing the child after an overnight operation.

As soon as the news of the boy's fall reached the authorities, they acted swiftly. The child, Sumit Meena, was playing with his friends near his home in Pipliya village when he fell into the borewell, getting stuck at a depth of 39ft. The district collector of Guna, Jitendra Singh, informed the media that the child was rescued in the early morning and immediately taken to a nearby hospital in an ambulance. However, his condition remained critical.

The rescue operation was a race against time as the child's life hung in the balance. The team of administrative officials and police was soon joined by the SDRF team from Guna, and later, two teams from NDRF in Bhopal. The medical staff from Guna District Hospital also played a crucial role by providing oxygen to the child through the borewell. Additionally, five JCB machines were deployed to dig a parallel pit and create a passage to reach the child.

After hours of tireless efforts, the rescuers successfully brought out the boy from the borewell. Unfortunately, he had stopped responding by then. Raghogarh MLA Jaivardhan Singh praised the dedication and hard work of the rescue team, saying that they worked through the night and dug a parallel pit to reach the child.

Currently, the boy is receiving medical treatment at Guna district hospital, and the district administration is yet to release an official statement on his condition. This unfortunate incident is not the first of its kind in Madhya Pradesh. In the past two years, several similar incidents have occurred, prompting the state government to take action. They have instructed district administrations to ensure that all borewells are properly covered, and strict punishment will be given to borewell owners, even if they are the parents of the victims.

Recently, in Vidisha district, a two-year-old girl was rescued after falling into a borewell, but unfortunately, she did not survive. The rescue operation took three days and involved the Indian Army. These incidents serve as a reminder of the importance of taking necessary precautions and ensuring the safety of our children.

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