Surat: A group of about 44 students and members of the Faculty S D Jain College who came out tracking in the forest near the Devghat district letter on October 1 lost their way for a while when they went to the lane.
However, as they touched continuously with their families by telephone, the Ministry of Forestry team traced the group and took them back safely to the tailing point of tourism in Devghat.
Lecture officials claim that students continue to connect with their teachers, even when forest officials stated that misadventure by students made them get lost from the forest.
“If our team will not reach on time, students must stay longer in the forest make it very dangerous for their lives.
About 35 guards, defeat the guards and foresters in action and trace the group immediately,” said Puneet Nayyar, Deputy Forest Conservator, Letter.
A group of nearly 430 students and 22 teachers had gone to Devghat Eco-Tourism Point on the bus on October 1.
The majority of students spend time at the tail of tourism, while one group wanders into the night to track with several faculty members.
“In 15 minutes the location is definitely lost students can be tracked and brought back safely by government officials,” said a college official.
One student told his parents by telephone and they, in turn, told a senior BJP leader, who sought assistance from the Ministry of Forestry.
After being taken to a safe place, the students provided food and sent back only after everything was quite fit.
“Because of being informed that our team contacted students and found their location through cellphone GPS.
They are about four kilometers from the tail of tourism when our team reaches there,” Nayyar added.
44 students lost traces in the forest, saved
