Telangana : Life lost due to mobile, young man trapped between rocks for 72 hours
It is said that as much as the mobile phone makes life easier, it is also dangerous. An incident has happened in Kamareddy district of Telangana, where a young man died due to mobile phone. 36-year-old C Raju got stuck in the middle of the mountain rocks for 3 days due to mobile phone. In fact, Raju, a resident of Reddipet, was roaming on the hilly rocks with his friend in Ghanpur forest on Tuesday. Then his mobile phone fell into the crevice between the rocks. He entered the crevice to take the mobile but along with the mobile he also got trapped in the crevice.
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According to ANI, Raju’s body was badly trapped between the rocks. He could not even move his body. After this his friends and relatives were called. But they failed to get Raju out. After this the police was informed. Where the police started the rescue operation on Wednesday evening with the help of other departments. During this, liquid diet of juice etc. was given to Raju.
Giving information about the incident, Superintendent of Police of Kamareddy district Srinivas Reddy said that the next day (14 December) of the incident, we came to know about the incident. JCB was immediately brought in to break the rocks. The first priority in the rescue operation was to save Raju from injury. Raju could have got hurt while trying to break the rocks with JCB. After this help was sought from experts.
He further told that the experts advised to take the help of controlled dynamite blast to break the rocks. After this the preparations were done. For this, on Thursday first 10 rocks were slowly broken and removed by control blast, two big rocks above Raju were removed and he was finally taken out completely safely without any injury. Raju has been admitted to the hospital after rescuing, where his health will be monitored for two days.
