Chennai Baby Rescue: Neighbours Form Human Pyramid to Save Toddler Hanging From Roof | WATCH Viral Video

In a nail biting rescue, a toddler was prevented from falling to their death when residents of a housing society in Chennai noticed that the child had inadvertently strayed to the edge of a roof covered by a plastic sheet, placing them perilously close to the brink.

Thanks to the alertness and courage of the society members, the toddler was rescued from this precarious situation. A video capturing the incident and the ensuing rescue operation has surfaced on the social media platform X.

Chennai Baby Rescue, Netizens React

The toddler's life was saved by the quick thinking and bravery of neighbors, who formed a human pyramid to reach the child dangling from a roof's edge. The child was safely caught by a member at the top of the pyramid, eliciting jubilation from onlookers as the child was rescued from the brink of danger.

The toddler emerged unharmed from the ordeal, and the courageous residents of the apartment, whose swift action saved the child's life, were gratefully acknowledged by the relieved parents.

This happened in chennai

🫡 that white banian man
A true hero
But in US firefighters would arrive in 2 min and rescue the child
Btw how did the child land there ? pic.twitter.com/7VDhu26qfb

— Swathi Bellam (@BellamSwathi) April 29, 2024

While the video was scary, the X users reacted to the video with mixed emotions. Some have praised the heroic gesture and some have criticised the high-rise buildings safety measures.

"Exactly. There seems to be a barrier. Wonder how did the child reach there!", wrote one of the X users in the comment sections. The second commented, " Omg! What you said is true, if India wants to compete globally it needs to up their levels in every aspect, especially emergency services and safety protocols."

Another wrote, "Fell from mother's hand while taking a mop from the balcony, Good thing was the below house has a sheet on their balcony." "That yellow Tshirt guy seems to be 70hrs Murthy type," commented a fourth X user.