Rescue teams continue working against the clock to save the little boy’s life Rayan. The boy, only five years old, is trapped in a well 32 meters deep and 45 centimeters in northern Morocco.
The operation is in its final phase and also in its most delicate moment. To reach the minor, a technique similar to the one used with Julen in Totalán, Malaga. A parallel well has been dug and, after having reached the height of the small one, it is necessary to dig a vertical tunnel that allows us to approach it.
The Malaga Firefighters Consortium, who participated in the rescue of Julen, has offered to help local authorities in the complex plan that is being carried out. At the moment, there has been no official response.
Throughout this Friday afternoon, for several hours, the operation has been interrupted due to the risk of collapsebut has finally been able to continue.
Rescue services have reported that a small camera It has allowed to verify that the little one is alive. The boy, in the well since Tuesday, has been given oxygen and sugar water.
The father has explained that the well was covered with a barrel, but has assured that the minor must have moved it before falling inside.
The spokesman for the Government of Morocco, Mustapha Baitas, has been optimistic and trust that the rescue ends well. However, he has pointed out that the poor conditions of the ground complicate the work.
“We have the necessary means and experience to make this rescue operation a success. We will not hesitate to ask for outside helpbut we have our own experience,” he said.
Members of the Civil Protection, Auxiliary Forces, Royal Gendarmerie and local authorities.
Source: Lasexta
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