A Bolero fell into a gorge on the Hawalbag route in Almora late Wednesday night, leaving its driver trapped inside the vehicle. A fire rescue team reached the site after receiving information about the accident and carried out the rescue.
The team cut through the vehicle’s door to free 34-year-old Daneshwar Prasad. He was later taken by ambulance to Base Hospital in the presence of his family.
Driver identified as Havalbag resident
Prasad is a resident of the ICR Colony in Havalbag. details about his medical condition after he was admitted to the hospital is not yet available.
No loss of life was reported in the accident. The report also does not provide details about any other occupants or the circumstances that caused the Bolero to leave the road.
Rescue team members
The rescue operation involved Leading Fireman Kishan Singh and driver Hari Adhikari. Firefighters Mosim Ali, Prem Singh, Priyanshu Kumar and Deepak Marchal were also part of the team.
The immediate verified development is that the trapped driver was removed from the vehicle and taken to Base Hospital for treatment. No further official update is available in the supplied information.
Conclusion
The Almora accident ended with the trapped driver being rescued after firefighters cut open the Bolero’s door. He was transported to Base Hospital, and no loss of life was reported.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where did the accident take place?
The Bolero fell into a gorge on the Hawalbag route in Almora.
Q. When did the accident happen?
The accident occurred late Wednesday night.
Q. Who was trapped inside the vehicle?
The driver, 34-year-old Daneshwar Prasad, was trapped inside the Bolero.
Q. How was the driver rescued?
The fire rescue team cut open the vehicle’s door and brought him out.
Q. Which hospital received the driver?
He was taken by ambulance to Base Hospital.
Q. Was anyone killed in the accident?
No loss of life was reported.
Q. Where does Daneshwar Prasad live?
He is a resident of ICR Colony in Havalbag.
Q. Who led the rescue team?
The team included Leading Fireman Kishan Singh, driver Hari Adhikari and firefighters Mosim Ali, Prem Singh, Priyanshu Kumar and Deepak Marchal.







