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12-year-old boy missing for two days found trapped between piers of bridge in Bihar

NDRF Assistant Commandant Jaiprakash said that the boy was stuck there on the bridge in a very critical position.

Updated on: Jun 08, 2023 05:10 PM IST
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A 12-year-old boy missing for two days was found trapped between two piers of a bridge over the Son River in Bihar's Rohtas on Thursday.

Local police and senior officials reached the spot soon after the information. (ANI)
Local police and senior officials reached the spot soon after the information. (ANI)

The boy is a resident of Khiriyawan village. Local police and senior officials reached the spot soon after the information. National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) team was called for the rescue operation.

The boy's father Bhola Shah said his son is mentally unstable and was missing from home for two days.

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"We have been looking for him in the nearby villages, but could not find him. We got a call 3-4 hours ago and got to know that he is stuck here," the father told ANI.

NDRF Assistant Commandant Jaiprakash said that the boy was stuck there on the bridge in a very critical position.

Further details are awaited.

 
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