A disaster relief team from the 40th Battalion PAC rescued 3 residents of Gurugram after they were swept into the strong current of the Ganga at Haridwar’s Rodi Belwala Astha Path ghat. All 3 people were brought out safely.
The rescue took place at the Ganga ghat in the Rodi Belwala area. The 40th Battalion PAC team responded immediately after the group was seen struggling in the fast-moving water.
What happened at the ghat
The 3 people are residents of Gurugram in Haryana. They were bathing at the ghat when the strong river flow carried them away, according to the available report.
The PAC disaster relief team reached them and carried out the rescue. The group was safely removed from the river after the intervention.
The incident serves as a reminder that conditions can change quickly at river ghats, particularly where the current is strong. Visitors should remain cautious while bathing and avoid entering areas with dangerous water flow.
Safety advice for visitors
People visiting Haridwar’s ghats should take care while bathing in the Ganga. They should remain alert to the current and follow safety instructions at the site.
Conclusion
The prompt rescue by the 40th Battalion PAC brought 3 Gurugram residents safely out of the strong Ganga current. The incident underlines the importance of caution at river ghats.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where did the rescue take place?
It took place at a Ganga ghat near Rodi Belwala Astha Path in Haridwar.
Q. How many people were rescued?
The rescue involved 3 people.
Q. Where were the rescued people from?
They were residents of Gurugram in Haryana.
Q. Who carried out the rescue?
A disaster relief team from the 40th Battalion PAC carried out the rescue.
Q. Were the people brought out safely?
Yes. The 3 people were rescued and brought out safely.
Q. What safety message follows the incident?
Visitors have been urged to exercise caution while bathing at river ghats, especially where the current is strong.
