A four-year-old boy has lost his life after falling into a 200-foot-deep well in India's Madhya Pradesh on November 4.

Footage shows the aftermath of the herculean 90-hour rescue effort as the child's body is finally retrieved.

The toddler identified as Prahlad had fallen into a borewell - which was recently dug by his father - while playing in the nearby area.

The joint rescue operation with at least 80 workers was organised by local authorities, the army and State Disaster Response Fund.

After rescue teams managed to recover Prahlad's body, they rush him to a local hospital where he was declared dead.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan expressed his sadness over the boy’s death and announced financial assistance of Rs 5 lakh (USD $6,771) for his family.

The Chief Minister has urged people to keep the borewells covered in order to avoid such tragedies.

A four-year-old boy has died after falling into a 200-feet deep borewell in central India’s Madhya Pradesh. The 90-hour-long rescue operation began in Niwari district on November 4.

Visuals feature a team of police and rescuers along with the locals gathered near the borewell to witness the much-awaited evacuation. An ambulance can be spotted in the area to carry the child to the hospital.

The toddler identified as Prahlad had fallen into a borewell which was recently dug by his father while playing in the nearby area.

Digging machines were used for the evacuation and optimum supply of oxygen was provided in the borewell.

A joint rescue operation was launched by the local administration, the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) and the army on the same day, involving 80 rescuers.

They managed to retrieve the child from the deep well and he was rushed to a hospital where the doctors declared him dead.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan expressed his sadness over the boy’s death and announced financial assistance of Rs 5 lakh (USD 6771) for his family.

In recent months, there have been a number of cases wherein children fell into the deadly holes which were followed by massive rescue operations.

The Chief Minister has urged people to keep the borewells covered in order to avoid such tragedies.