VIDEO: Boy swept away by flood in Enugu rescued alive after 24 hours

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- n n A boy reportedly swept away by floodwaters in a rural community in Enugu State has been rescued alive, a day after he went missing.
- n A video, which went viral on Wednesday, showed the boy being found and brought to safety, with the development triggering emotional reactions from those who witnessed the rescue.
- n A social media user, Uche Nwora, who posted the video said the incident occurred in Enugu State, although details about the boy’s identity and the circumstances surrounding the incident were not immediately available.
A boy reportedly swept away by floodwaters in a rural community in Enugu State has been rescued alive, a day after he went missing.
nA video, which went viral on Wednesday, showed the boy being found and brought to safety, with the development triggering emotional reactions from those who witnessed the rescue.
nA social media user, Uche Nwora, who posted the video said the incident occurred in Enugu State, although details about the boy’s identity and the circumstances surrounding the incident were not immediately available.
nAccording to Nwora, the rescue came a day after the boy was swept away by flood.
nEyewitnesses were heard rejoicing and shouting, “Jesus, Igwe, Jesus, Igwe. Hallelyah.@
nThe rescue comes amid renewed concerns over the dangers posed by flooding, particularly in communities vulnerable to heavy rainfall and poor drainage.
nFlooding has continued to pose a serious threat to lives and property in several communities.
nWatch video here.n
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