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Vandana stable after being pulled out of borewell

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Posted online: Thursday , March 27, 2008 at 11:06:49
Updated: Thursday , March 27, 2008 at 11:29:43


Agra, March 27: The condition of a little girl, who survived a 27-hour ordeal before being pulled out of 45-feet deep borewell on Wednesday in a major rescue operation, has "improved" and is "stable" but she is expected to be in hospital for four to five days, doctors said on Thursday.

Around three-year-old Vandana, who was brought out from the well in the operation by the army and the district authorities, was "hungry and was given milk and biscuits," N C Prajapati, one of the doctors attending on her at S N Medical College, said.

The X-ray reports of the girl, who had fallen into the the pit while playing with her father in Hulaspura village in Agra district on Tuesday evening, were "normal".

"Vandana's condition has improved since last night. She is suffering from exhaustion but she is otherwise alright. She was tired and slept for around four hours....Vandana has few cuts and bruises. Her left ancle is swollen. She had high fever last night," the doctor said, adding that the child would be in hospital for four to five days.

Agra District Magistrate Mukesh Kumar Meshram said that an inquiry would be instituted into how the unused borewell was left unfilled.

Personnel from the 509 army base workshop here had worked for 20 hours to bring out the girl after the district authorities did not succeed in pulling her out. After being rescued, she was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance, parked at the site.

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