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Army rescuers digging a tunnel to reach a six-year-old boy trapped for more than 40 hours in a borewell are a few feet away from him.
But concern is mounting in Kurukshetra, where the boy, Prince, slipped into the well on Saturday while playing near it.
He was found to be stable on CCTV images. But he did appear worried once in a while going through an ordeal perhaps, which will be the most difficult of his life.
In the morning, he was given tea and biscuits and oxygen was pumped into the borewell.
A fire brigade team from Mumbai is heading to join the rescue effort.
"My daughter Payal came to me. Being a toddler, all she could say was Baba has fallen in the nallah. I rushed to the site after I heard this. I checked the nallah but Prince wasn't there.
"However, the children insisted that he had fallen there. So, I called out for him and he replied. Now I was convinced he was there. I couldn't do anything to rescue him but fellow villagers did try and help," said Prince's mother.
Emotional rescue
Since 3 pm (IST) Saturday, servicemen from the 66 Engineers regiment of Ambala Cantonment have worked tirelessly on the rescue tunnel.
But concern is mounting in Kurukshetra, where the boy, Prince, slipped into the well on Saturday while playing near it.
He was found to be stable on CCTV images. But he did appear worried once in a while going through an ordeal perhaps, which will be the most difficult of his life.
In the morning, he was given tea and biscuits and oxygen was pumped into the borewell.
A fire brigade team from Mumbai is heading to join the rescue effort.
"My daughter Payal came to me. Being a toddler, all she could say was Baba has fallen in the nallah. I rushed to the site after I heard this. I checked the nallah but Prince wasn't there.
"However, the children insisted that he had fallen there. So, I called out for him and he replied. Now I was convinced he was there. I couldn't do anything to rescue him but fellow villagers did try and help," said Prince's mother.
Emotional rescue
Since 3 pm (IST) Saturday, servicemen from the 66 Engineers regiment of Ambala Cantonment have worked tirelessly on the rescue tunnel.