Ambulance worker carried a 7 month old baby in his lap amid falling stones, Himachal’s VIDEO is winning hearts

Landslide 7-Month-Old Baby Video : A video has surfaced from Chamba district of Himachal Pradesh, which has won the hearts of people on social media. Due to landslides caused by continuous rains, the road was completely covered with debris and big stones. During this time, it became a big challenge to take a 7 month old innocent child to a safe place.

The conditions were so dangerous that there was a constant danger of stones falling from the hill above. In such a situation, an ambulance worker, without caring for his life, picked up the child in his lap and with extreme caution crossed the debris-filled road and took him to a safe place. The video of this entire incident is now becoming increasingly viral on the internet.

He deserves all the fame and applause ❤️
An ambulance staff member in Chamba carried a 7-month-old baby through a dangerous stretch of falling stones, putting his own life at risk so the little one could make it to safety. pic.twitter.com/8VIRZhZAMt

— Nikhil Saini (@iNikhilsaini) July 23, 2026

Ambulance worker ran with 7 month old child amid landslide

In the video, the ambulance worker is seen wearing a red-orange jacket. Holding the child close to his chest, he slowly moves forward on the slippery and rough path. In the most dangerous parts he increases his speed to avoid falling stones.

Other relief workers and local people present nearby also seem ready to help him, but giving priority to the safety of the child, he himself crosses the entire path.

While sharing the video on social media platform

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People called the ambulance worker a ‘real life hero’ told

In fact, during monsoon, incidents of landslides and road closure are continuously being reported in many hilly areas of Himachal Pradesh, especially in Chamba district. At many places, ambulances and other vehicles are unable to reach, due to which relief workers have to reach the patients on foot.

On the viral video, people called the ambulance worker a ‘real life hero’ Told and praised his bravery. At the same time, many social media users demanded from the administration that road and security arrangements should be improved in the hilly areas, so that patients and relief workers do not have to face such life-threatening situations during monsoon.