Indian boy rescued from pit after two days

Soldiers carried a five-year-old boy back to ground level today, bringing to an end the child’s 50-hour ordeal stuck in a 60-foot-deep hole in northern India.

Soldiers carried a five-year-old boy back to ground level today, bringing to an end the child’s 50-hour ordeal stuck in a 60-foot-deep hole in northern India.

The boy, identified only as Prince, emerged from the hole in the arms of his rescuer and wrapped in a white towel to loud cheering from a crowd of thousands who had assembled around the hole.

The soldier immediately handed Prince to his mother.

Army rescuers dug a hole parallel to the one the boy fell into on Friday, then created a connecting passageway between the two.

The soldier reached Prince through the connecting pipe and, along with four other soldiers, took him back to ground level through the army-dug hole.

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