- A man climbed a 58-ft mobile network tower in Jhumapura village, Deogarh, following a domestic dispute.
- Police and fire personnel spent around six hours persuading and rescuing him.
- He was brought down safely and taken to a hospital for medical assistance.
Deogargh: A man climbed a 58-ft mobile network tower in Jhumapura village under Barakote police limits in Deogarh district and threatened to end his life following a domestic dispute. Fire personnel eventually rescued him after an operation that lasted around six hours.
The man, identified as Lubu Nayak of Jhumapura village, reportedly climbed the tower at around 4:30 pm after his wife left for her parents’ home following a dispute.
Police and fire personnel reached the location after being informed about the incident.
Deogarh Tower Rescue Operation Lasted Six Hours
According to reports, Nayak remained on top of the mobile network tower and threatened to end his life unless he was reunited with his wife.
Barakote police arrived at the spot and attempted to persuade him to come down. However, their efforts over several hours did not convince him to descend.
Fire personnel subsequently climbed the tower to reach Nayak. After a prolonged effort, they managed to bring him down safely.
Man Taken to Hospital After Rescue
Following the rescue, police took Nayak to a hospital for medical assistance.
The incident drew attention in the village as police and fire personnel worked for several hours to safely bring him down from the tower.
The reported incident followed a domestic dispute, with Nayak becoming distressed after his wife left the home and went to her parents’ residence.
Police and Fire Personnel Ensure Safe Rescue
The coordinated effort between Barakote police and fire personnel helped bring the situation under control without further harm.
The rescue operation continued for about six hours before Nayak was safely brought to the ground. He was then taken for medical care.
The incident highlights the challenges faced by emergency teams when dealing with high-risk situations involving people threatening self-harm.
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