An Indian Navy diving team proved to be lifesavers during their reconnaissance for the upcoming Bali Yatra 2024. The team witnessed a speedboat collision on the Mahanadi River near the festival grounds and immediately jumped into action. They rescued Nandini Das, who was injured in the accident, and provided her with first aid.
NEW DELHI: A woman was saved by an Indian Navy diving team after a speedboat collision near the Bali Yatra site in Odisha.
The team was surveying the Mahanadi River in preparation for the 2024 Bali Yatra festival when they observed the accident.

The divers immediately rescued the woman, identified as Nandini Das, from the river. Using a buddy carry technique, they carried her over a kilometer to the nearest police help center.
With no ambulance available, the team then transported Ms. Das to SCB Medical College and Hospital in Cuttack via auto-rickshaw to ensure she received prompt medical attention.
The Indian Navy stated, 'This courageous effort reflects the Indian Navy's unwavering commitment to service and public welfare.'
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