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CRPF jawan saves woman from drowning in canal

NEW DELHI:An 18-year-old woman was today saved from drowning in the Munak canal here by an alert Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) jawan, who was on sentry duty at the force's camp in the Bawana area, a senior official said.



New Delhi, January 13

An 18-year-old woman was today saved from drowning in the Munak canal here by an alert Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) jawan, who was on sentry duty at the force's camp in the Bawana area, a senior official said.

Constable Pramod Kumar Chauhan was on sentry duty and around 11 am, he saw someone drowning in the canal, which flows right behind the 55th Battalion camp, he said.

It is believed that the woman fell into the canal accidentally, the official said.

The jawan alerted his colleagues and jumped into the water, rescuing Lakshmi P, he said, adding that she was given first aid at the CRPF camp.

The woman, a resident of Narela, was admitted to a nearby hospital later, the official said. — PTI

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