Successful Rescue of Cow Trapped in Himachal Pradesh Stream

In a touching display of community spirit, a cow trapped in the Manuni stream near Dharamshala was rescued after 72 hours of tireless efforts. The operation involved local residents, the State Disaster Response Force, and the Fire Department, showcasing remarkable teamwork. After being stranded for over two days, the cow received medical attention and is now recovering. This incident has been hailed as a shining example of humanity and cooperation, reflecting the dedication of those involved in the rescue. Read on to discover more about this inspiring story.
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Successful Rescue of Cow Trapped in Himachal Pradesh Stream

Heroic Rescue Operation in Dharamshala

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Dharamshala:

A remarkable rescue operation unfolded near Masrehar village in Dharamshala, located in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, where a cow, stranded and starving for more than 48 hours in the swift currents of the Manuni stream, was successfully saved after 72 hours of dedicated efforts.


The successful rescue was a result of the collaborative efforts of the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), the Fire Department, local community members, and the social organization Team Kranti.


The operation commenced when Dheeraj Mahajan, the president of Kranti Sanstha, received news about the trapped cow. Without delay, he and his team rushed to the scene and promptly notified the SDRF and Fire Department.


Due to the strong water flow in the stream, initial rescue attempts on Wednesday evening were halted for safety reasons. However, the team regrouped the following morning and successfully extracted the cow. After the rescue, the animal received immediate medical attention and is now recovering under care.


Community members have commended the swift coordination and teamwork displayed by the authorities and volunteers, highlighting it as a prime example of compassion and collaboration in action.