Two people miraculously escaped after their paraglider crashed soon after take off.

The passenger, Mansi Jain, and the pilot, Rajendra, were immediately rushed to a hospital by ambulance. The doctors treated them for minor injuries and discharged them immediately.

The incident occurred on February 26 in Mandsaur, Madhya Pradesh, India, during a local fair, which had several adventure sports as its main draw. The paraglider took off in an open field and crashed after reaching a height of 50 feet.

People, who were watching the flight, ran to the fallen craft and pulled out the two victims. Onlookers could be heard consoling the victims saying, ‘you are safe, nothing serious.’

Mandsaur Superintendent of Police (SP) Bharat Bhushan said the paraglider had crashed due to a technical issue.

After getting recovered Mansi said: “I am still in shock, I will never go paragliding again.”

Two persons escaped miraculously after a para-glider crashed soon after taking off.
The passenger, Mansi Jain, and the pilot, Rajendra, were rushed to a hospital in an ambulance. The doctors treated them for minor injuries and discharged them immediately.
The incident occurred on February 26 in Mandsaur, Madhya Pradesh, India, during a local fair, which had several adventure sports as its main draw.
The para-glider took off in an open field and crashed after reaching a height of 50 feet.

People, who were watching the flight, ran to the fallen craft and pulled out the two victims. The onlookers could be heard consoling the victims saying, ‘you are safe, nothing serious.’

Mandsaur Superintendent of Police (SP) Bharat Bhushan said the para-glider had crashed due to technical fault. The police would probe the safety measures followed by the company, which had organised the sport, he added.
After the treatment at hospital Mansi said: “I am still in shock, I will never fly go para-gliding again.”