A group of people working in rescue in one of the Asian countries banded together to save the life of a child.

It took a team of first responders in Thailand almost an entire day to successfully rescue a 19-month-old child who had been caught in a dry well shaft. The girl had become lodged in the well shaft after falling down into it.

After over 18 hours, a toddler was rescued from the well shaft that was about 50 feet deep!

The unbelievable rescue, which took place at the beginning of February, began when the child’s two immigrant parents from Myanmar were working in a field in the northernmost part of Thailand. According to reports, before the parents went to work, they put the infant in a carrier and put it beneath a tree in a nearby field.

After then, things took a terrifying turn. As the parents returned from their break, they realized that they had lost sight of their kid and immediately started looking for the toddler. The kid’s cries eventually brought the child’s parents to the dry well shaft where their youngster had been trapped after falling in.

As emergency personnel arrived, they immediately got to work trying to get the youngster out of the hole as quickly as possible. When rescuers worked feverishly to free the youngster from the cave, they continued to provide oxygen to her.

The infant was eventually let go after a total of 18 hours of labor being put in.

Once the youngster is rescued from the well, rescue workers are seen in a video that was uploaded to YouTube transporting her on a stretcher up a hill.

“We are overjoyed that we were able to save her without causing any harm. Since yesterday afternoon, we have been putting forth our best effort. We labored without taking any breaks. According to the reports, a rescue worker named Chanachart Wancharernrung reported that everyone who was there helped out.

After her remarkable rescue, the youngster was taken to the hospital by the responding teams, and as head of police said it seemed as if her vital signs were in excellent shape.