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Rayan Awram has been trapped at the bottom of a well in northern Morocco for five days. Rescue teams have been working around the clock to free the young lad and are now said to be just one meter (3.2ft) away from him.
Rescuers are just a meter away from the young boy who has been trapped at the bottom of a well in Morocco for three days.
Age
He is 5 years old.
Rayan Awram Trapped in 100ft Well
Workers with mechanical diggers have been conducting delicate and dangerous operations to rescue five-year-old Rayan Awram. Still, they have been constantly delayed by rocks and imperilled by landslide threats.
Rayan’s life has been on the line after he fell into a 100ft (32m) deep well in the hills near Chefchaouen near the Rif Mountains on Tuesday.
It is currently unknown whether the youngster is still alive or the extent of his injuries.
But rescuers have been able to catch a glimpse of the lad after lowering down a camera on a rope, which captured images of him with dried blood covering his face.
Though food has been sent down, along with tubes carrying oxygen and water, it is unclear whether he has been able to make use of them.
Anxious locals have gathered with the boy’s family around the rescue site, where they have been singing “God is greatest” and other religious songs.
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Medics have said that it is “impossible” to tell whether the lad is still alive after spending so many days at the bottom of the deep well.
“We hope we will not encounter rocks,” lead rescuer Abdelhadi Thamrani told reporters at the site on Saturday afternoon, while there were still several meters left to dig.
State television later reported that the rescuers were 90 cm (35 inches) from Rayan and that they had pinpointed his location from the access tunnel they were digging from a trench cut into the hillside.
Mr Thamrani said it was difficult to determine the child’s health condition because a camera that had been dropped down the well showed him lying on his side, but he added, “We hope we will rescue him alive.”
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He said it was also unclear how long the digging would take due to difficulties relating to rocks and the danger of landslides.
Pictures on Moroccan media have shown Rayan huddled at the bottom of the disused well, which narrows as it descends from 45 cm (18 inches) wide at the top, preventing rescuers from descending.
Workers in helmets and high-visibility vests carried stretchers, ropes, tackle, and other equipment down into a trench they had dug parallel to the well.
They began carefully excavating a horizontal tunnel towards the child on Friday, sometimes being ordered out to stabilize the earth.
A witness said the work grew more difficult as they encountered rocks between the trench and the well.
The rescuers are placing concrete and steel pipes into the horizontal tunnel as they dig to allow them to pull Rayan to safety.
