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Rescuers who are desperately trying to reach a five-year-old boy who fell into a deep well in Morocco are entering the final stages of their operation. They worked through the night to reach the boy, named by local media as Rayan, who plunged 32m (104ft) through the well’s narrow opening four days ago. The complex operation has gripped the North African country for days, and thousands have gathered at the scene. Fears of a landslide have made the rescue operation more dangerous. That risk combined with the mixture of rocky and sandy soils has meant rescuers deem opening the well’s narrow shaft to be too dangerous. Instead, bulldozers have been used to cut a huge trench next to the well and authorities say they are “almost there”.
Rescuers who are desperately trying to reach a five-year-old boy who fell into a deep well in Morocco are entering the final stages of their operation.
They worked through the night to reach the boy, named by local media as Rayan, who plunged 32m (104ft) through the well’s narrow opening four days ago.
The complex operation has gripped the North African country for days, and thousands have gathered at the scene.
Fears of a landslide have made the rescue operation more dangerous.
That risk combined with the mixture of rocky and sandy soils has meant rescuers deem opening the well’s narrow shaft to be too dangerous.
Instead, bulldozers have been used to cut a huge trench next to the well and authorities say they are “almost there”.
