Nagpur: The driver’s operator employed with the fire department and the Nagpur Corporation Emergency Service saved a middle-aged man, who had jumped to Gandhi Sagar in an attempt to end his life, on Thursday.
The police said the man, Ravindra Madhukar Mahalle, 54, 54, a resident of Nehru Nagar, came out of danger and claimed to be iggmch after being saved from Gandhi Sagar around 4pm.
NMC staff who saved him, Dome Vikram was 28 years old, told toi that he and his colleague (a leading fire department.
Shankar Bijwe) returned home after raising their assignments at Ganjipeth Fire Station.
“I drove a berbiton while Bijwe drove a two-wheeled vehicle and we headed to Sakkardara.
While across Gandhi Sagar we saw a crowd gathered near the Ganesh temple located in his bank,” he said.
“We stopped and I rushed to the lake to find out what happened , “he said.
Eyewitnesses told him that a few seconds ago, a man jumped to the lake.
The front saw the air bubble above the lake which showed that the man was still alive.
Wasted, dome, in uniform and shoes, diving towards the lake and swim towards the direction where the man fell.
He dived far to the lake and it took a few minutes for him to find Mahalle.
Dragging him with his shirt, Dome Swam headed for the side of the Ganesh temple, an eyewitness said.
With the help of the audience, Mahalle was pulled out of the lake.
Front apply training to save his life to save Mahalle.
“He and Bijwe then took Mahalle to the Ganeshpeth police station nearby, from where he was treated at Indira Gandhi Government Medical College and Hospital,” said Fire Vaishali Wadaskar.
However, he could not say what was forced Mahla to take extreme steps.
Sources say Mahalle has suffered enormous financial losses due to covid-induced locking, which may force him to take strong steps.
Graduates, a graduate of the artology and one year in civil engineering, said he was satisfied to save a person’s life.
In three years of service at the NMC Fire Department.
“I used to attend a call to lure the body from the Lakes,” said Dome, added that he dreamed of joining police service but landed in the firefight department, where he was happy now.
Firefighters who are not in charge of jumping to the lake to save humans who try to end life
