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Russian paraglider stuck in high wires rescued by SDRF using a crane after nearly three hours

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A Russian paraglider who got entangled in high wires mid-air was brought down by an SDRF team using a tall crane, after a rescue that took about three hours.

A Russian paraglider who became entangled in wires in mid-air was rescued by an SDRF team after about three hours of effort, in an incident that has gone viral on social media. The rescue team had to work hard to bring him down.

In the first video, the paraglider is seen tangled in wires at a considerable height. He was stuck so high that he could not get down on his own. The incident caused panic in the area, and the road at the spot was closed.

In the video, a man is seen describing the incident. The paraglider was caught at a height that was difficult to reach, so it was thought that a helicopter might be needed to rescue him.

A second video of the incident has also spread on social media. In it, the rescue team is seen using a tall crane to reach the paraglider. The crane is raised slowly and the team tries to get close to him. Team members then set about bringing him out safely. According to the information available, the entire rescue took the SDRF team about three hours.

Both videos have become a talking point. Seeing the paraglider stuck so high in the first video, many people prayed for his safety. Users praised the rescue team's effort after watching the second video.

One user wrote jokingly, "Let go from the sky, got stuck on a date palm." Another user, after watching the rescue video, said it was the most beautiful video of the day.

The incident is a reminder of how important it is to keep safety in mind while enjoying adventure sports.

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