Sympathetic Indian farmer pays to rush rescue cow fallen down well
- 4 years ago
A cow that fell into a dry well was saved by a sympathetic farmer in north India who immediately paid to have a crane winch it free.
According to Jaswant Singh, the farmer from Mehndipur village in Khanna town in Punjab, when he came to his field at around 8:00am on January 16, he saw the cow in the dried-up well.
Singh immediately called a private crane service provider to the spot on his own expense.
The cow was harnessed with a rope and pulled up from the well with the help of crane. The rescue operation took around 80 minutes, with the cow being retrieved safely and unharmed.
According to Jaswant Singh, the farmer from Mehndipur village in Khanna town in Punjab, when he came to his field at around 8:00am on January 16, he saw the cow in the dried-up well.
Singh immediately called a private crane service provider to the spot on his own expense.
The cow was harnessed with a rope and pulled up from the well with the help of crane. The rescue operation took around 80 minutes, with the cow being retrieved safely and unharmed.