On March 20, 2025, at 6:18 am, firefighters from the BT Kawade Road fire station in Pune saved a 19-year-old boy who was stuck in the river near Mundhwa Bridge. The firefighters acted quickly, showing how serious they're about keeping people safe around rivers. Under the guidance of their leader, Ambadas Darade, they rescued the boy in just 15 minutes after they received the emergency call.
During the rescue, the firefighters followed important safety rules. They used ropes, life jackets, and life rings to help keep everyone safe. These tools were very important because the boy was having trouble staying afloat in the strong river current.
The rescue team talked to the boy the whole time to keep him calm. They used good communication skills to help him feel better while they worked on getting him out of the water. This way of helping made the rescue go smoothly, and the boy listened to their instructions.
After they got him out of the river, the firefighters checked to see if the boy was okay. Then, they helped him meet his worried parents who were waiting nearby.
It's still unclear why the boy was in the river so early in the morning, and this might need further investigation to make sure it doesn't happen again.
This event shows how important it's to have well-trained rescue teams near rivers. The quick response and careful planning of the BT Kawade Road fire station helped keep the boy safe. Their success shows how valuable these emergency teams are in keeping people safe around water.
