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Life-Safety Intelligence for India
1:04At Tapasvi Ganga Ghat in Mokama, Bihar, a Home Guard jawan went into the fast Ganga current and brought a 60-year-old woman who was being swept away to safety.
On the afternoon of Thursday 29 October a 60-year-old woman from Jamui district was being carried away by the strong current of the Ganga at Tapasvi Ganga Ghat in Mokama, near Patna in Bihar. A Home Guard jawan at the ghat swam out and brought her to the bank, ETV Bharat Bihar reports. A bigger accident was avoided. The clip is the channel's one-minute report.
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