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When five-year-old Zainula fell into a well 70 meters deep, due to the fact that the mouth of the well was very narrow, adults could not enter it to save him. As a result, 11-year-old Zerat entered the well with the help of the rescue team to tie a rope to Zainola. Efforts to save this child were successful.

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When five-year-old Zainula fell into a well 70 meters deep, due to the fact that the mouth of the well was very narrow, adults could not enter it to save him. As a result, 11-year-old Zerat entered the well with the help of the rescue team to tie a rope to Zainola. Efforts to save this child were successful.

When five-year-old Zainula fell into a well 70 meters deep, due to the fact that the mouth of the well was very narrow, adults could not enter it to save him. As a result, 11-year-old Zerat entered the well with the help of the rescue team to tie a rope to Zainola. Efforts to save this child were successful.

This event attracted a lot of attention. Drilling deeper wells in Afghanistan to search for water in successive droughts has brought many risks to children in that country.