In a swift and commendable act, the Indian Army rescued three civilians involved in a road accident on the Srinagar-Rajouri route near Dere Ki Gali (DKG) late on 26 September.
The incident occurred around 10:30 PM, when an army patrol, conducting routine surveillance in the area, came across a vehicle that had veered off the road and overturned. On assessing the situation, the patrol team discovered that three civilians were trapped inside the vehicle, shaken but fortunately with only minor injuries.
Demonstrating prompt action, the Indian Army personnel immediately provided first aid and stabilized the victims. After ensuring the scene was safe, they coordinated with local authorities to arrange for further medical care and transportation for the injured.
This rescue operation highlights the Indian Army's vigilant presence in the region and its dedication to the safety and well-being of civilians, particularly in remote and vulnerable areas like Jammu and Kashmir. Their swift response not only prevented further harm but also reinforced the army's ongoing commitment to safeguarding the community.
This incident underscores the enduring bond between the Indian Army and local communities, exemplifying their readiness to assist in times of emergency.(pr)