Fire Brigade successfully rescues woman unconscious in bathroom in Surat
Saved the life of a 37-year-old woman residing in Mangalam List Society in Dumas Road area
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
8 November 2026, 12:12 pm · 2 min read
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A shocking incident occurred at a residential society named Mangalam List located in the Dumas Road area of Surat city, where a woman who had gone to the bathroom to bathe suddenly became unconscious. In this difficult situation, Fire Brigade personnel reached the spot immediately, safely brought the woman out, and saved her life.
According to a report by Sandesh, the woman involved in this incident is 37 years old. She had gone to bathe in her house bathroom as usual, but after some time, she suddenly collapsed unconscious. Although much more time had passed than what is typically required for bathing, when the woman did not emerge from the bathroom, the family members present in the house suspected that something unusual had happened.
Family members went to the bathroom and called out to the woman, but there was no response from inside. The family knocked on the door, but the door was firmly locked from inside and no sound was coming from the woman. As the door did not open despite several attempts, the worried family immediately contacted the Fire Brigade department without delay and sought help.
Upon being informed by the family, the Ründ Fire Station team immediately set out for the spot. The personnel reached Mangalam List located on Dumas Road and commenced operations as the woman was trapped unconscious inside the bathroom. The personnel attempted to open the door, but it could not be opened as it was locked from inside. Finally, the personnel carefully broke open the door. After entering through the broken door, the woman was found in an unconscious state and was safely brought out by the Fire Department personnel.
The Ründ Fire team, which arrived in time, performed swift action and successfully rescued the woman. The Mehta family felt great relief as the 37-year-old woman emerged safe and sound, and they expressed their heartfelt gratitude to the Fire Department personnel.
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