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Five youth caught in flooded river rescued in Nalagarh

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 01:07 PM Jul 30, 2022 IST

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Solan, July 29

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Five youth, who were caught in the midst of gushing river water near Gurukund village in Chikni river, were rescued after much effort by the locals last evening in Nalagarh sub-division.

The youth, who went to take bath in the river, were caught unawares as the water level suddenly rose because of incessant rains in the nearby hills.

The local residents initiated rescue operation. They threw a rope towards the stranded youth and started pulling the rope in an effort to bring them ashore. The villagers successfully pulled the youth back even as the rising water threatened to drag them. The stranded youth work in the local industrial units.

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SDM Nalagarh Mahendra Pal said people have been warned not to venture near the water bodies in this rainy season as a precaution as sudden rise in the water level can be life threatening.

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