Police officers in Nallamala Forest Area, Telangana, used ropes to help transport a group of 10 stranded locals across raging floodwater on September 3.

In a swift and successful operation, the District Police of southern India’s Telanaga rescued ten individuals who were stranded in the Nallamala forest area due to severe flooding.


The incident took place at Dindi Mandal in the Nallamala Forest Area in Nalgonda District on September 3.


Visuals showed in a flooded area, a police team worked tirelessly to rescue stranded individuals. Using ropes, they carefully pulled the victims to safety, while life jackets ensured their protection. The scene was intense, with floodwaters swirling around as the police team navigated the treacherous conditions to save lives.


The Nalgonda District Police, under the direction of District SP Sarath Chandra Pawar IPS, initiated a rescue operation after receiving information at 6 PM. The operation was carried out using drone cameras to search for the stranded individuals. The police provided food to the victims through drones and reassured them of their safety. Due to high floods, the district police, with assistance from Nagar Kurnool police, employed a rope to safely bring the victims out of the forest area. The operation was executed efficiently despite challenging conditions, ensuring the safe return of all ten individuals.