Taiwan earthquake: 9 killed, over 1,000 injured after massive quake in Taipei; hotel workers missing | Top 10 updates "Rescue operations began around 6.30 pm. Police teams, revenue officials, members of taluk panchayat and officials from the fire and emergency services department are here at the spot.
All efforts are underway to rescue the child," a senior police officer overseeing the operation stated. According to the officer's assessment, the boy is estimated to be stuck at a depth of around 16 feet.
"No voice can be heard as of now, but some movement has been noticed inside the borewell," he added. Authorities have taken immediate measures to ensure the child's well-being, with the officer confirming, "We have dropped pipes to supply oxygen to the child.
We have been able to notice some movement. The rescue operations are going on in full swing.
All efforts are being taken to save the child." The incident has sent shockwaves through the local community, with residents rallying behind the rescue teams and offering fervent prayers for the toddler's safe retrieval. Authorities have also urged citizens to exercise utmost caution and properly secure any open wells or borewells in their vicinity to prevent such tragic occurrences.Milestone Alert!
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