Heroic River Rescue: Army Saves Woman from Brahmaputra
A woman fell into the Brahmaputra river in Guwahati and was rescued by Army personnel. Stationed near the incident, the soldiers responded immediately to distress calls, saving her from potential tragedy. After first aid, she was handed over to local authorities for further action.
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In a dramatic rescue operation, Army personnel saved a woman who had fallen into the Brahmaputra river in Guwahati. The incident occurred on Wednesday evening when soldiers of the 236 Inland Water Transport Operational Unit heard cries for help beneath the Saraighat Bridge.
Swiftly deploying their safety boat from the Sadilapur Ghat, the soldiers navigated to the distressed woman and pulled her from the water. She was provided with first aid on board, preventing a potential tragedy. This prompt response highlights the unit's readiness and efficiency in emergency situations.
The woman, identified as a resident of Ullubari, Guwahati, was later handed over to the local police for further necessary action, ensuring her safety and stabilization post-rescue.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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