A 25-year-old pilgrim from Haridwar was injured after a horse kicked her near Meetha Pani on the Kedarnath walking route. Shruti Prachha was travelling towards Kedarnath Dham when the incident occurred.
After receiving information, the Rudraprayag disaster management officer sent rescue teams to assist her. The Junglechatti YMF team reached Shruti and carried her to MRP, where she received primary treatment.
Rescue operation and treatment
The Junglechatti team then moved Shruti to the Chirbasa helipad. From there, the DDRF, YMF and Aapda Mitra teams brought her to the Gaurikund station.
Doctors at Gaurikund treated Shruti inside an ambulance. She was given glucose and a painkiller injection, after which she felt relief.
The available report does not provide further details about her injuries or any subsequent hospital admission. It also does not state whether the horse was involved in any other incident.
Conclusion
Shruti Prachha was injured by a horse near Meetha Pani while travelling to Kedarnath. Rescue teams transported her through MRP, Chirbasa and Gaurikund, where doctors provided primary treatment in an ambulance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who was injured on the Kedarnath walking route?
Shruti Prachha, a 25-year-old woman from Haridwar, was injured.
Q. Where did the incident happen?
The incident occurred near Meetha Pani on the walking route from Gaurikund towards Kedarnath.
Q. How was Shruti first assisted?
The Junglechatti YMF team carried her to MRP, where she received primary treatment.
Q. Which teams helped move her?
The DDRF, YMF and Aapda Mitra teams helped bring her from the Chirbasa helipad to the Gaurikund station.
Q. What treatment did she receive at Gaurikund?
Doctors gave her glucose and a painkiller injection inside an ambulance, after which she felt relief.
