Four-year-old dies after 19-hour rescue from 220-ft borewell in Haryana village

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A four-year-old child fell into an open borewell in Dhanaura village, Ambala district, Haryana, triggering a 19-hour rescue operation. Multiple agencies, including the Army and the National Disaster Response Force, were deployed to retrieve the toddler. Rescue efforts were severely hampered by rising water levels and unstable soil conditions around the borewell. The child was eventually recovered but was declared brought dead upon arrival at the hospital. Authorities have since sealed the open borewell following the tragedy.

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