Heroism Amidst Tragedy: Army Man's Unyielding Spirit in Wayanad Landslides
Junior Commissioned Officer Jinosh Jayan, despite losing four family members in the Wayanad landslides, played a critical role in rescue operations. Utilizing his local knowledge and surveyor expertise, he assisted various rescue teams. His contributions have been recognized by high-ranking officials.
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In the face of personal tragedy, Junior Commissioned Officer Jinosh Jayan stood tall. Hailing from the disaster-stricken Chooralmala in Wayanad, Jayan lost four family members in the recent landslides.
Despite the devastation, he joined rescue operations alongside the Army's HADR, SOG, and NDRF teams immediately upon his arrival in his home district. His local knowledge proved crucial, helping teams navigate the challenging terrain.
Drawing on his expertise as a surveyor, Jayan created hand-drawn maps that significantly aided the rescue missions. For his exceptional efforts, he was recognized and commended by Additional Director General of Police M R Ajith Kumar and Inspector General M R Sethu Raman.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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