A social media post highlighted the courageous act of two Mumbai police officers who risked their lives by jumping into the sea during high tide to rescue a drowning woman. Their heroic actions have garnered widespread applause and admiration.
Mumbai Police released a video depicting the officers rescuing the woman and ensuring her safety. Additional police personnel are observed providing care to her before assisting her into a vehicle for transportation to the hospital.
Mumbai Police reported, ‘In a swift response to a drowning incident near Sundar Mahal Junction, Marine Drive, on-duty officers PC Kiran Thackeray & PC Anmol Dahifale courageously jumped into the sea during high tide to rescue a woman.’
They further confirmed, ‘We transported her to the hospital using Marine Drive 1 Mobile van for further treatment. Doctors have confirmed her condition as stable, and we have informed her relatives.’
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Since its sharing a few hours ago, the video has garnered over 750,000 views, with the count continuing to rise. It has also received nearly 43,000 likes, including one from actor Bhumi Pednekar.
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An Instagram user shared, ‘I have traveled/lived in almost all major metro cities of India. I have been in Mumbai for six years now. I have never seen a city like this and have never felt safer in any other city. Mumbai police are the true gems of the nation.’
Another person stated, ‘We respect our Mumbai police.’ A third person expressed, ‘People often forget that police officers are humans with families. Their courageous actions put their lives at risk. Blessings to Mumbai Police.’
Mumbai Police has cultivated a strong social media following with engaging posts. They raise awareness on various issues, share stories showcasing police bravery, and participate in viral trends, demonstrating mastery of social media. The department’s Instagram handle boasts nearly 7.9 lakh followers with over 1,600 posts.
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