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California teen who fell in sewer system rescued after 13 hours  

By ANI  |   Published: 03rd April 2018 01:17 PM  |  

Last Updated: 03rd April 2018 01:17 PM  |   A+A A-   |  

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This photo from remote camera video provided by the Los Angeles Department of Sanitation shows where 13-year-old Jesse Hernandez traced an arc with his fingers, at left, as he was swept through a 4-foot diameter sewer pipe after falling into a hole in Griffith Park in Los Angeles, Monday, April 2, 2018. | Associated Press

LOS ANGELES: A 13-year-old California teenage boy, who apparently fell into a drainage pipe and went missing in Los Angeles, has been rescued.

Jesse Hernandez was rescued after about 13 hours since he was first reported missing, according to the reports.  

According to the investigators Hernandez was playing in the area with other children when he fell through an abandoned concrete building in Griffith Park into a drainage sewage system below.

As per a local media report, the Los Angeles Fire Department, said in a statement, "A tremendous team effort over the past 12 hours resulted in the best outcome, Jesse Hernandez was found alive this morning."

He added it was a "miracle" that Jesse survived the ordeal.

Rescuers gave him immediate medical attention, which included washing him off with hose in order to help him get rid of sewage.

Sterile saline was used to clean his body parts like eyes and nose.

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