Pune News: Pimpri-Chinchwad Fire Brigade Rescues Bull That Fell Into Well
Pune News: Pimpri-Chinchwad Fire Brigade Rescues Bull That Fell Into Well
Pimpri-Chinchwad, November 18, 2025: The Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation’s (PCMC) fire brigade carried out a swift and skillful rescue after a bull accidentally fell into a well in Tapkirnagar, Wadgaon Mukhwadi area of Charholi Budruk.
Upon receiving information about the incident, a team from the Chovisawadi Sub-Fire Station rushed to the spot. With the help of a crane arranged by local residents and additional support from people who gathered at the site, the fire brigade successfully rescued the bull, saving its life. The incident took place around 6:30 pm on November 16.
Once the fire team reached the well, locals called for a crane to assist in lifting the animal out. Fire personnel descended into the well and carefully secured the bull using a rescue belt and ropes. After stabilising the animal, the team lifted it out safely. Firefighters Amol Ranjane, Vishal Pote, Rishikesh Ranjane, Shubham Borade, Sanskar Chavan, and Sachin Thosare participated in the rescue.
Safety Advisory:
Residents of Pimpri-Chinchwad are urged to contact the emergency helpline 101 without delay in any emergency situation. The municipal fire brigade remains fully prepared to assist citizens.
“The prompt response, disciplined execution, and coordination shown by the fire brigade are truly commendable. Ensuring public safety is our core responsibility, and such rescue operations highlight the team’s skill and readiness. Efforts are ongoing to further strengthen emergency response through better equipment and training.”
— Pradeep Jambhale Patil, Additional Commissioner, PCMC
“The courage, expertise, and dedication displayed by our firefighters while rescuing the bull are noteworthy. The emergency response teams of the corporation are always prepared, and citizens must immediately contact the fire brigade in such situations.”
— Sandeep Khot, Deputy Commissioner, PCMC
“Our team acted swiftly upon receiving information, and with the support of local residents, we completed the rescue successfully. The depth of the well and the frightened animal posed challenges, but teamwork made the operation possible. In such incidents, it is crucial for citizens to stay alert, inform authorities promptly, and follow the instructions of the fire brigade at the scene.”
— Rishikant Chipade, Fire Officer, PCMC
