BHUBANESWAR: In the face of the impending Cyclone Dana , a heart-warming story of compassion and dedication has emerged from the small village of Khasmunda in Kendrapada district. Sibani Mandal, an ASHA (Accredited Social Health Activist) worker, has become a local hero for her selfless act of carrying an elderly woman on her back to the safety of a nearby cyclone shelter.
As the cyclone approached the coast, the govt issued evacuation orders , urging people to move to safer places. Lakhs of residents were being relocated to cyclone shelters to protect them from the fury of the storm. Amidst this chaos, Sibani's actions stood out as a shining example of humanity and empathy.
On Thursday, Sibani learned that an elderly woman in her village was unable to walk and had no means of reaching the cyclone shelter. Without hesitation, Sibani took it upon herself to ensure the woman's safety. She piggybacked the elderly lady, navigating through the village's narrow lanes and rough terrain, determined to reach the shelter before the cyclone made landfall.
Sibani's act of kindness did not go unnoticed. Health Minister Mukesh Mahaling praised her dedication to her job and her compassion for the elderly. In a statement, he said, “It is the govt’s responsibility and duty to ensure the safety of every life during natural disasters. The efforts of Sister Sibani to ensure the protection of a precious life serve as an inspiration to all. I commend her dedicated efforts.”
The story of Sibani’s kindness has touched the hearts of many people on social media. It serves as a reminder that even in the face of adversity, the human spirit can shine through. Her actions have inspired others to lend a helping hand to those in need, fostering a sense of unity and resilience within the community.
As Cyclone Dana makes landfall and the people of Kendrapada district brace themselves for its impact, stories like Sibani's offer a glimmer of hope and reassurance that in times of crisis, heroes emerge from unexpected places, ready to extend a helping hand to those who need it most.
As the cyclone approached the coast, the govt issued evacuation orders , urging people to move to safer places. Lakhs of residents were being relocated to cyclone shelters to protect them from the fury of the storm. Amidst this chaos, Sibani's actions stood out as a shining example of humanity and empathy.
On Thursday, Sibani learned that an elderly woman in her village was unable to walk and had no means of reaching the cyclone shelter. Without hesitation, Sibani took it upon herself to ensure the woman's safety. She piggybacked the elderly lady, navigating through the village's narrow lanes and rough terrain, determined to reach the shelter before the cyclone made landfall.
Sibani's act of kindness did not go unnoticed. Health Minister Mukesh Mahaling praised her dedication to her job and her compassion for the elderly. In a statement, he said, “It is the govt’s responsibility and duty to ensure the safety of every life during natural disasters. The efforts of Sister Sibani to ensure the protection of a precious life serve as an inspiration to all. I commend her dedicated efforts.”
The story of Sibani’s kindness has touched the hearts of many people on social media. It serves as a reminder that even in the face of adversity, the human spirit can shine through. Her actions have inspired others to lend a helping hand to those in need, fostering a sense of unity and resilience within the community.
As Cyclone Dana makes landfall and the people of Kendrapada district brace themselves for its impact, stories like Sibani's offer a glimmer of hope and reassurance that in times of crisis, heroes emerge from unexpected places, ready to extend a helping hand to those who need it most.
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