A tense rescue operation is underway in Tanore upazila of Rajshahi, Bangladesh, to save a two-year-old boy named Sajid who fell into a narrow 8-inch-wide borehole and became trapped about 35 feet underground. The incident occurred on Wednesday afternoon in Koelhat Purbo Para village, when Sajid accidentally slipped into the unused well while playing near a field. Three units of the Fire Service and Civil Defence have been working continuously for over 21 hours to rescue the child. Officials said oxygen is being supplied through a pipe to help him survive, while excavators dig around the site. Assistant Director Didarul Islam of the Rajshahi Fire Service confirmed that local residents initially attempted a rescue but caused soil to collapse into the hole, complicating the operation. Authorities estimate that it may take several more hours to reach Sajid. The borehole, originally drilled for irrigation a year ago but left uncovered, has raised concerns about rural safety and the need for stricter oversight of abandoned wells.
রাজশাহীর তানোর উপজেলায় শিশু সাজিদকে (২) উদ্ধারে চলছে শ্বাসরুদ্ধকর অভিযান। ফায়ার সার্ভিস এন্ড সিভিল ডিফেন্সের তিনটি ইউনিটের ২১ ঘণ্টার অভিযানেও তাকে উদ্ধার করা সম্ভব হয়নি। শিশুটি ৮ ইঞ্চি ব্যাসার্ধের সরু একটি গর্ত দিয়ে মাটির ৩৫ ফুট গভীরে পড়ে গেছে। বুধবা
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