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Man Swept Away in Flooded Mithi River, Rescued After Efforts
Imagine a man was swimming in a river in Mumbai when it started to flood.
The strong water pulled him away!
Luckily, people saw him and tried to help.
They threw him a rope, but he couldn't grab it right away.
Eventually, they pulled him out safely.
The man, who is a teacher, was with friends when the river got dangerous.
The whole thing was captured on video, showing how quickly things can change during heavy rains.
A 30-year-old man was swept away in the flooded Mithi River in Mumbai.
The man, identified as Aman Imtiyaz Sayyad, was rescued after significant rescue efforts.
The incident occurred around 11:30 AM on August 19 near Powai's Phulenagar area.
Sayyad, a teacher from Filterpada, was swimming with friends when the river's flow increased.
Local residents attempted to help, but he initially couldn't grab a rope before being rescued.
- Who
- Aman Imtiyaz Sayyad, a 30-year-old teacher.
- What
- A man was swept away in a flooded river and was subsequently rescued.
- Where
- Mithi River near Powai's Phulenagar area in Mumbai.
- When
- Around 11:30 AM on August 19.
- Why
- The river's flow increased suddenly while he was swimming.
Key facts
- Victim's Age
- 30
- Victim's Name
- Aman Imtiyaz Sayyad
- Profession
- Teacher
- Location of Incident
- Mithi River, Powai, Mumbai
- Time of Incident
- Around 11:30 AM
- Date
- August 19
Quotes
Datta Nalawade
Deputy Commissioner of Police, Zone 10, Mumbai
“He could not hold himself due to strong currents.”
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“As he screamed for help, local residents immediately rushed to save him.”
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