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IN PHOTOS: Dahisar Police pull 34-year-old Malad man to safety from stormwater drain

Updated On: 30 June, 2026 07:59 PM IST | Divya Nair

What could have ended in tragedy turned into a dramatic rescue operation after Dahisar Police personnel pulled a 34-year-old man to safety from a stormwater drain near the Western Express Highway in Mumbai on Tuesday. PICS/BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

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Police identified the man as a 34-year-old resident of Appa Pada, Malad East. PIC/BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
Police identified the man as a 34-year-old resident of Appa Pada, Malad East. PIC/BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
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According to the police, a control room alert was received reporting that a man had entered the drain and was allegedly injuring himself. Within minutes, a Dahisar Police mobile unit rushed to the location and launched a search operation

According to the police, a control room alert was received reporting that a man had entered the drain and was allegedly injuring himself. Within minutes, a Dahisar Police mobile unit rushed to the location and launched a search operation

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The incident occurred near Ghartanpada, where the man had reportedly entered the drain and was being carried further by the flowing water

The incident occurred near Ghartanpada, where the man had reportedly entered the drain and was being carried further by the flowing water

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Leading the operation, Assistant Police Inspector Mahadev Jathar and the Dahisar Police team reached the chamber and located the man trapped inside

Leading the operation, Assistant Police Inspector Mahadev Jathar and the Dahisar Police team reached the chamber and located the man trapped inside

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With access blocked by a protective metal grill and water continuing to flow below, the officers removed the grill and carefully approached the man. Rather than rushing in, the team first spoke to him, tried to calm him down and persuaded him to cooperate. Moments later, the officers successfully pulled him out alive

With access blocked by a protective metal grill and water continuing to flow below, the officers removed the grill and carefully approached the man. Rather than rushing in, the team first spoke to him, tried to calm him down and persuaded him to cooperate. Moments later, the officers successfully pulled him out alive

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Workers covered the open drain following the incident. 

Workers covered the open drain following the incident. 

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