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Boy swept into bridge drain by raging current is rescued by human chain in China
On June 29, near the Moon Bay Scenic Area in Jing County, Xuancheng, Anhui, a dramatic water rescue took place on a submerged weir.
Recent rainfall had caused strong currents, with the water at the weir particularly fierce. While playing near the bridge, a boy accidentally fell into the swift current and was pulled under the bridge through a drainage opening.
In a critical moment, a man in a white shirt quickly grabbed the boy's arm. However, due to the powerful current, he couldn’t pull the boy up on his own. Several others nearby quickly formed a “human chain” and worked together to pull the boy out from under the bridge. The entire rescue took just two to three minutes.
After being pulled to safety, the boy—who had swallowed some water—was helped by having his abdomen pressed, and soon recovered without serious harm. Onlookers remarked, “This kid is really lucky to be alive.”
Scenic area staff stated the incident occurred at a weir downstream of the rafting route, which normally serves both pedestrians and vehicles. When water levels rise, the area is closed to traffic. However, a protective net under the bridge had previously been washed away by flooding, creating a safety risk. Temporary barriers have since been placed on the bridge to warn visitors not to play in the water there.
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