10-year-old Odisha boy climbed three to pluck jamuns, got stuck for 2 hours

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According to reports, the child lost his balance while climbing and slipped, causing his leg to get stuck tightly between two branches. Despite attempts by his friends to help him, the boy could not be freed as his leg became further wedged.

The boy lost his balance while climbing and slipped, causing his leg to get stuck tightly between two branches.

Ajaya Kumar Nath

UPDATED: Jun 26, 2026 14:51 IST

Fruit picking will never be the same again for a 10-year-old boy in Odisha’s Bolangir district after he remained trapped between the branches of a jamun tree for nearly two hours before being rescued.

The incident took place when the boy climbed the tree along with his friends to pluck jamun fruits.

According to reports, the child lost his balance while climbing and slipped, causing his leg to get stuck tightly between two branches. Despite attempts by his friends to help him, the boy could not be freed as his leg became further wedged.

After some time, local residents noticed the child in distress and informed his family members. A rescue effort was immediately launched to bring him down safely.

During the operation, a portion of the tree was carefully cut using a tree-cutting machine to free the boy without causing further injury.

After nearly two hours of efforts, the child was successfully rescued. He was brought down safely and no injuries were reported immediately.

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Karishma Saurabh Kalita

Published On:

Jun 26, 2026 14:51 IST

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