Army Agniveer Lalit Kumar was rescued after being swept away by the strong current of the Alaknanda river near a forward in Mana, Chamoli, on Monday. ITBP personnel passing through the area pulled him from the river and provided immediate medical assistance.
Kumar had been laying a signal line when the river carried him away. The ITBP personnel performed CPR after bringing him out of the water, helping restore his breathing.
Treatment in Joshimath
Kumar was subsequently shifted to the Army hospital in Joshimath. He is undergoing treatment there, according to the available information.
The incident highlights the danger faced by personnel working near the Alaknanda’s strong current in the high-altitude area. The available report does not provide further details about Kumar’s medical condition or the circumstances surrounding the rescue.
Conclusion
Lalit Kumar survived after ITBP personnel rescued him from the Alaknanda near Mana and performed CPR. He is now receiving treatment at the Army hospital in Joshimath.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who was swept away in the Alaknanda river?
Lalit Kumar, an Army Agniveer, was swept away by the river’s strong current.
Q. Where did the incident occur?
It occurred near a forward in Mana, Chamoli.
Q. What was Kumar doing when he was swept away?
He was laying a signal line when the current carried him into the river.
Q. Who rescued Kumar?
ITBP personnel passing through the area pulled him from the river.
Q. What medical assistance did he receive?
The ITBP personnel performed CPR, which helped restore his breathing.
Q. Where is Kumar receiving treatment?
He was shifted to the Army hospital in Joshimath, where he is undergoing treatment.
