Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Men Form Human Bridge, Rescue Children Stranded by Flood in Punjab
Imagine a road that fell apart because of too much rain, leaving some kids stuck on the other side of a flooded field.
Two brave men named Sukhbinder and Gagandeep came up with a clever idea.
They stood side-by-side in the rushing water to create a human bridge.
This let 35 children and others cross safely.
The local village is saying thank you, but the road still needs to be fixed so people can get to work and school.
The village wants the government to help.
Heavy rain caused a road to collapse in Punjab's Moga district, flooding fields.
35 children were stranded due to the road damage and flooding.
Two men, Sukhbinder Singh and Gagandeep Singh, formed a human bridge to help the children.
The men's bravery allowed the children and others to cross the flooded area safely.
The local panchayat is honoring the men, while the road remains unrepaired.
- Who
- Sukhbinder Singh and Gagandeep Singh, along with 35 children and other villagers.
- What
- Two men formed a human bridge to help 35 children cross a flooded field after a road caved in.
- When
- After heavy rain.
- Where
- Moga, Punjab, India
- Why
- To help the stranded children cross the flooded area.
Villagers' Perspective
Ludhiana District Administration/Rasulpur Gram Panchayat
Road Repair
Villagers' Perspective
The Ludhiana district administration and Rasulpur Gram Panchayat have not taken any initiative to repair the road.
Ludhiana District Administration/Rasulpur Gram Panchayat
Not applicable
- Location
- Malleyan village, Moga, Punjab
- Incident
- Road collapse and flooding
- Number of Children Helped
- 35
- Men Involved
- Sukhbinder Singh and Gagandeep Singh
- Road Status
- Unrepaired