2-year-old’s head was stuck between pillars. Welding machine saved her
Team Udayavani, Feb 9, 2019, 5:04 AM IST
Tiruvallur: In a freak incident, a two-year-old girl’s head got stuck between steel pillars at a railway station while playing and these had to be cut with a welding machine to free her, police said Friday.
Keerthana was playing at the platform of Tiruttani railway station when she stuck her head into the gap between the pillars and then couldn’t take it out, police said.
On hearing the girl cry, her parents got to the spot and tried to bend the steel structures to free her, but couldn’t.
They alerted the railway police, who used a welding machine to cut the pillars without harming the girl and gently eased the child out.
Keerthan and her parents, from Sirukumi village, were on their way to Tirupathi when the incident took place, they said.
The entire operation took about one hour, police said.
Udayavani is now on Telegram. Click here to join our channel and stay updated with the latest news.
Top News
Related Articles More
Mahayuti leaders finalize power sharing pact with Amit Shah; CM’s name awaited
Achieved significant success against terrorism, left-wing extremism, insurgency, narcotics: Amit Shah
My name not mentioned anywhere, says Ex-Andhra CM Jagan on Adani bribe controversy
Three women missing in dense Kerala forest; Search operation underway
Heavy rain forecast: Pondy govt declares holiday for educational institutions on Nov 29, 30
MUST WATCH
Latest Additions
CCI orders probe against Google, affiliates for ‘unfair’ business practices in gaming apps’ listing on Play Store
Udupi: MGM College ‘Amrita Mahotsava’ begins today
Mahayuti leaders finalize power sharing pact with Amit Shah; CM’s name awaited
Karnataka govt to spend Rs 2,500 crore to upgrade 500 government schools
Achieved significant success against terrorism, left-wing extremism, insurgency, narcotics: Amit Shah
Thanks for visiting Udayavani
You seem to have an Ad Blocker on.
To continue reading, please turn it off or whitelist Udayavani.