A Thar vehicle fell into a 150-metre-deep gorge in Lamjala village of Kathgodam. Police, SDRF, fire service, traffic personnel and local residents joined a rescue operation after the incident.
Nainital Police reported that the coordinated team safely brought out 02 injured people from the gorge. The available report does not provide their names, the cause of the fall or details about the vehicle’s occupants beyond the 2 injured people rescued.
Joint rescue operation
The rescue involved multiple emergency and local teams. Police and SDRF personnel worked alongside the fire service, traffic staff and residents of the area to reach the vehicle and evacuate the injured.
The gorge was reported to be 150 metres deep. The report does not specify how long the operation lasted, whether the vehicle was recovered or which hospital received the injured people.
The development was reported by Nainital Police on 22 October 2026. Further information about the condition of the injured people and the circumstances of the incident was not included in the available details.
Conclusion
A joint response by police, SDRF, fire service, traffic personnel and local residents safely rescued 02 injured people after a Thar fell into a 150-metre-deep gorge in Lamjala village, Kathgodam.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where did the vehicle fall?
The Thar fell into a 150-metre-deep gorge in Lamjala village of Kathgodam.
Q. How many people were rescued?
The joint rescue team safely brought out 02 injured people.
Q. Which teams took part in the rescue?
Police, SDRF, fire service, traffic personnel and local residents participated in the operation.
Q. Who reported the rescue operation?
Nainital Police reported the rescue operation.
Q. Were the injured people’s names released?
No names were included in the available report.
Q. Is the cause of the incident known?
The available details do not state the cause of the vehicle’s fall.
