Kerala Woman Rescued After Three Days Lost in Kodagu Forest
Wasn’t scared, says Kerala woman rescued 3 days after going missing in Kodagu
Hindustan Times
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G.S. Sharanya, a 36-year-old techie from Kerala, was rescued after going missing for three days during a trek in the Kodagu district of Karnataka. The rescue operation involved multiple agencies and advanced technology, ultimately locating her in the Pattighat Reserve Forest near Tadiyandamol peak.
- 01G.S. Sharanya went missing on April 2 during a trek in Kodagu, Karnataka.
- 02She was found in the Pattighat Reserve Forest after a three-day search involving multiple agencies.
- 03The rescue operation utilized drone surveillance and local tribal knowledge.
- 04Sharanya remained calm throughout her ordeal, despite challenging conditions.
- 05She initially planned a solo trek but joined a group after safety concerns.
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G.S. Sharanya, a 36-year-old tech professional from Kerala, was rescued on April 5 after being lost for three days in the dense forests of Kodagu, Karnataka. The search operation, which began shortly after she went missing on April 2, involved the Karnataka forest department, police, and local tribal communities. Rescuers located her around 5 pm near a stream in the Pattighat Reserve Forest, close to Tadiyandamol, the highest peak in the district. Despite the challenging terrain, thick vegetation, and adverse weather conditions, the operation was intensified with the deployment of additional personnel and drone technology. Sharanya, who had initially planned a solo trek, joined a guided group but became separated during the descent. She managed to contact friends for help before her phone battery died, leading to the coordinated search effort. Upon her rescue, she expressed that she had not encountered any wild animals and remained composed throughout her ordeal.
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The successful rescue highlights the importance of safety measures during trekking in remote areas, particularly regarding wildlife and navigation.
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