Heroic Rescue Efforts Recognized In Saving Pawan Kalyan Son And Others

The Singapore government has felicitated four Indian migrant workers for their bravery in rescuing Mark Shankar, the younger son of Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan, and other children from a devastating fire incident in Singapore city. The fire broke out on April 8 in a three-storey building on River Valley Road, near Singapore's Central Business District, injuring 20 people, including 15 children. Mark Shankar has since returned home after receiving medical treatment. 

The four Indian workers were engaged in nearby construction work when they heard the screams of children and noticed smoke billowing from the third floor. Without hesitation, they rushed to the scene and carried out swift rescue operations, safely evacuating the children trapped inside. Their quick action and selflessness during the crisis have been widely praised by authorities. 

The Singapore government's recognition of their heroic efforts is a testament to their bravery. This heartwarming gesture highlights the importance of community spirit and prompt action in emergency situations. Senior Actor former Union Minister K. Chiranjeevi has also expressed his gratitude to all those who extended their help and prayed for Mark Shankar's recovery. He shared a heartfelt message on social media, thanking everyone for their support. 

Pawan Kalyan, a renowned actor and politician, has been making waves in Andhra Pradesh politics as the Deputy Chief Minister. His son's rescue is a testament to the heroic efforts of the Indian workers and the Singapore government's appreciation for their bravery.