An Indian invents a technique that saves children from drowning in wells

ArabiaWeather.com- Open wells await the lives of children of flower ages, an undeniable tragic reality that claimed the lives of a number of children in the Kingdom, but in many countries of the world, and a series of accidents inspired an Indian youth to find a solution that might greatly help in saving the stranded.

Maikandan, an Indian citizen who lives in the city of Madurai, invented a unique tool that has been proven by experience to be able to extract and rescue those stuck in wells, as this tool has the ability to photograph, explore, and pull those stuck inside the well.

The inventor emphasized that the Indian authorities had resorted to this machine to extract a three-year-old child after he was stuck for hours inside the well, where he was actually rescued and removed within minutes of the machine's arrival.

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