“Save Ryan”: 5-year-old boy falls into 32-meter-deep well and tries to save him

A 5-year-old boy named Ryan fell into a well around Tuesday 32 meters Is deep in the Moroccan city of Igran North of the country. The rescuers then a Fight the time to save him.

Witnesses at the scene pointed to the location near the family home “The boy is still alive”.

On the other hand, a government spokesman said in the last few hours: “We are close to defending it.”

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They dig a parallel shaft to reach Ryan

According to the local newspaper morning, As officers assembled five heavy machinery Drilling parallel to the well Reach its depths, and from there, access its bottom to retrieve Kutty Ryan, who has been there for more than 40 hours.

They dug up this morning Depth of more than 19 meters In some missions involve members of the Civil Defense, paramilitary forces, Royal Gendermary and the supervision of local authorities.

At the same time, they said, Moroccan troops were introduced from the beginning Oxygen and sugar water To the place where Ryan is trapped through a pipe to keep Ryan alive.

What is Ryan’s condition?

Also, they were able to install Video link Keep track of it. In the pictures, the boy can be seen covered with mud at the bottom of the well and with blood on his head, so he may have been injured in the fall.

A doctor named Ryan told local media “Inhale and exhale twenty times a minute, Which is a good indicator of your general health. The average respiratory rate of a boy is 20 to 30 breaths per minute.

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Last night a volunteer tried to get down the well with a rope Stuck on the road, Because it is a very narrow pit, there will be water but now it is dry.

“Everyone is doing everything they can to get him out alive, so we can take him into our arms at the end of the day. But, I’m not hiding from you that your mother and I are very upset and upset,” Ryan’s father told the channel. 360.

The lawsuit was probably funded by Morocco, and social media sites were flooded with photos, solidarity messages and the hashtag “Save Ryan”.