A Khatima farmer was injured on Wednesday morning when a crocodile caught his leg as he entered his field to drive away animals, according to the report.
Tej Prakash, who lives near Baiis Pul, had gone to the field after animals entered it. A crocodile present there seized his leg during the attempt to remove them.
Villagers help free injured farmer
Prakash shouted for help, bringing nearby residents to the spot. The villagers managed to free his leg from the crocodile’s jaws. The animal then released him and moved into a canal.
The villagers took Prakash to a government hospital for medical care. Doctors treated the injury, after which he was discharged and allowed to return home.
The incident highlights the risk faced when people enter fields where animals may be present. No further details about the crocodile or the farmer’s injury were provided.
Conclusion
Tej Prakash was treated and sent home after villagers rescued him from a crocodile in his field near Baiis Pul, Khatima.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who was injured in the incident?
Tej Prakash, a farmer living near Baiis Pul, was injured.
Q. Where did the incident occur?
It occurred in Prakash’s field near Baiis Pul in Khatima.
Q. Why had Prakash entered the field?
He had gone there to drive away animals that had entered the field.
Q. How was he rescued?
Nearby villagers responded to his cries and freed his leg from the crocodile’s jaws.
Q. Where did the crocodile go?
After releasing Prakash, the crocodile moved into a canal.
Q. What happened after the rescue?
Villagers took Prakash to a government hospital, where doctors treated him before he was sent home.
