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Five gaurs rescued from 20-foot-deep well in Ratnagiri’s Sangameshwar

Forest officials mount late night rescue after gaur family tumbles into uncovered village well, earthmover ramp helps all five walk out safely. In a coordinated rescue, forest teams in Sangameshwar created an earthen ramp to free five gaurs trapped in a dry open well. The animals returned to the forest safely by 1.30 am

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Five gaurs, including calves, fall into an open abandoned well in Lowle village after the uncovered structure becomes a trap in the dark

Five gaurs, including calves, fall into an open abandoned well in Lowle village after the uncovered structure becomes a trap in the dark

Forest officials rescued five gaurs, including two adults and three calves, from a dry, abandoned well in Lowle village of Sangameshwar taluka in Ratnagiri late on Tuesday night. The animals were trapped in the 15 to 20-foot-deep well and had no way to climb out. A ramp was created using an earthmover, allowing all five to walk out safely by 1.30 am and return towards the forest.

Forest teams assess the site and use a JCB to cut into the well edge, creating a sloped ramp as villagers assist in clearing space
Forest teams assess the site and use a JCB to cut into the well edge, creating a sloped ramp as villagers assist in clearing space

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