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Home » After Five Days of Rescue Attempts, a 5-Year-Old Boy Dies in a 100 Feet Hole 

After Five Days of Rescue Attempts, a 5-Year-Old Boy Dies in a 100 Feet Hole 

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By Youth Daily on 4th February 2022 Lifestyle
Rescuing the boy in Morocco
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After more than 5 days of digging, Moroccan rescuers finally managed to pull out Rayan, but sadly he was dead.

A 5-year-old boy has been stuck more than 100 feet underground since Tuesday after he accidentally fell down in a very narrow shaft in the town of Bab Barred in northern Morocco, Reuters said.

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How rescuing mission went!

Moroccan rescuers were racing against the clock and working through the days and nights to save the young boy who fall into the deep well. Hundreds of thousands anxiously follow the rescue operation through a live broadcast.

Diggers were working hard to create a hole next to the narrow well to save Rayan without hurting him. Because of the depth and diameter of the location where he was trapped. The attempts to drag him out were so complicated.

They couldn’t rescue him directly by sending someone down because the well was too narrow. They even couldn’t dig close to the shaft for fear of collapsing its walls. So the workers were forced to move carefully to avoid injuring the boy.

five year old rayan from morocco fell into a 33-meter depth well and been stuck there for more than 40 hours. rescue teams still have a few meters to dig. they managed to deliver him food & oxygen and set a cam to track him. pls keep him in ur dua’s #SaveRayan pic.twitter.com/iIyKgCnHFr

— yasmine🇲🇦 (@9yasmine_) February 3, 2022

The rescue team managed to deliver him oxygen and water. They even were able to lower a camera down the hole to help monitor Rayan’s condition.

Crowds of people gathered around the rescue location, Some brave children offered to get down themselves to help the poor boy.

Many people reshared Rayan’s Footage on social media with the #SaveRayan hashtag, calling for prayers and assistance. A helicopter in addition to a fully equipped ambulance was waiting on the scene to assist.

The royal palace in Morocco said in a statement that the boy had died. Saturday night, the emergency team marked the end of the mission. And while the ambulance was taking Rayan, people prayed hopefully to see him safe and sound. After a while, regional media began reporting the palace’s statement that the poor kid had died.

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