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Ambulance Worker Carries Infant Across Landslide in Himachal's Chamba

The footage highlights how unstable mountain roads force responders to carry patients on foot and raises fresh questions about road safety and emergency access.

Overview

  • A video that circulated on July 23 shows an ambulance staff member in Chamba carrying a bundled seven-month-old baby across a road clogged with boulders, loose rock and thick mud.
  • The rescuer wore a bright orange-red jacket and moved the infant carefully while other emergency personnel and local residents watched and helped from a distance.
  • The clip was shared on X by user Nikhil Saini and quickly drew widespread praise online for the worker’s immediate action to get the child to the ambulance.
  • News reports do not identify the rescuer or record any official follow-up from authorities about the incident or recognition for the worker.
  • The footage underscores a recurring problem during the monsoon in Himachal Pradesh where landslides and washed-out roads force ambulance teams to reach patients on foot and strain emergency response.