HYDRAA Rescues 9 Workers Trapped in Mir Alam Tank During Night Operation
HYDRAA rescues nine workers trapped in Mir Alam Tank, Hyderabad, after their boat engine failed during a late-night operation amid darkness and heavy algae.
Hyderabad: In a swift and courageous late-night operation, teams of the Hyderabad Disaster Response and Asset Protection Agency (HYDRAA) successfully rescued nine workers who were trapped in Mir Alam Tank, located in the Old City of Hyderabad.
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Boat Engine Failure Leaves Workers Stranded
According to officials, the workers were stranded after the engine of their boat failed in the middle of Mir Alam Tank. The boat got stuck amid thick algae and aquatic plants, making movement impossible. The situation became more dangerous due to complete darkness and fear of crocodiles reportedly present in the tank, causing panic among the workers.
DRF Teams Rush After Dial 100 Call
After the workers made an emergency call to Dial 100, HYDRAA’s Disaster Rescue Force (DRF) teams were immediately deployed. Despite difficult conditions, the rescue teams navigated through dense aquatic vegetation and dark waters to reach the stranded workers.
Rescue Completed in Two Phases
The operation, carried out after midnight, was completed in two carefully planned phases. Displaying high levels of skill and coordination, the rescue personnel safely brought all nine workers to the shore, preventing a potential tragedy.
Timely Action Prevents Major Mishap
HYDRAA’s prompt and professional response has been widely appreciated, as the timely rescue averted a possible major accident. All rescued workers were reported to be safe.
Commitment to Public Safety
The Mir Alam Tank rescue operation once again highlighted HYDRAA’s preparedness and dedication to protecting lives during emergencies, especially in challenging and high-risk situations.
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