Off-duty firemen save two from drowning in Curchorem well


Daijiworld Media Network – Curchorem

Curchorem, Jun 17: Two persons were rescued from drowning in a well at Curchorem following the timely intervention of two off-duty personnel of the Curchorem Fire and Emergency Services.

According to sources, a woman from Sasna Maddi in Cacora allegedly jumped into a well. A local resident who entered the well in an attempt to rescue her also began struggling in the water.

At the crucial moment, off-duty fire personnel Vaibhav Adel and Bhavnesh Naik immediately rushed to the spot and descended into the well. Using ropes, they managed to keep both individuals afloat until the arrival of the fire brigade.

Upon receiving information about the incident, Damodar Jambavalikar, an officer of the Curchorem Fire and Emergency Services, reached the spot along with other staff members. Fire personnel Satyajit Desai and Vishal Velip also entered the well and assisted in the rescue operation.

The rescue team successfully brought both victims out of the well using ropes. They were later shifted to the Cacora Health Centre, where doctors stated that their condition was stable.

The courageous act of the fire personnel has drawn praise from residents across the Curchorem area. Locals lauded Vaibhav Adel and Bhavnesh Naik for risking their lives to save two people despite not being on duty. Appreciation was also extended to Satyajit Desai, Vishal Velip and other members of the rescue team for their efforts.

Citizens have urged the government to officially recognise and honour the exemplary bravery, dedication and selfless service displayed by the personnel of the Curchorem Fire and Emergency Services.

 

 

  

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