A short clip shows local bystanders pulling the passengers of a Bolero out of a flooded railway underpass after sudden heavy rain, says Ohho India.
Key Lessons
Local bystanders did not wait: they climbed on the vehicle and the embankment and got the occupants out through the windows and the roof, says the description.
The vehicle had tried to cross the flooded underpass, which is how it got trapped.
General guidance: never try to drive through a flooded underpass. The water is often deeper than it looks and the engine can stall. Turn back and take another route.
General guidance: if a vehicle is stuck in rising water, get out through a window or door early, move to higher ground and call 112.
What Happened
Ohho India's short video says that after sudden heavy rain a Bolero tried to cross a flooded stretch under a railway bridge and got trapped in deep, fast water. According to the video's description, local bystanders climbed on the vehicle and the embankments and pulled the occupants out through the windows and the roof. The clip is only 23 seconds long.
Official Indian disaster guidance emphasises early evacuation when directed, avoiding floodwater on foot or by vehicle, staying clear of electrical hazards and using safe…