A one-year-old boy who fell into a 60-feet borewell in Haryana, India, has been rescued following a 48-hour-long rescue operation<br /><br />The rescue operation started after the child fell into the borewell near his house in Balsamand village of Hisar district on Wednesday evening (March 20).<br /><br />A team of NDRF and army experts is being assisted in the rescue operations by civil and police authorities, officials said.<br /><br />Digging is now being done manually instead of using machines, to ensure that soil does not fall over the 18-month-old child, they added.<br /><br />Earlier, the authorities had started digging a parallel well about 20 feet away from the borewell to subsequently create a tunnel to bring out the child safely.<br /><br />The child's movements were monitored using a night-vision camera which was dropped inside the borewell.<br /><br />On Thursday, the rescuers tried to pull out the child with the help of a net but had to shelve the plan after facing some difficulties.<br /><br />Finally, rescuers managed to get the boy out of the borewell today (March 22). <br /><br />The child is now under observation and his condition is stable, local media reported.
