Hikers fall into waterfall pool, Sikh men use this thing to rescue them; incredible video goes viral

In a shocking incident, two men slipped into the freezing waters at Golden Ears Provincial Park in British Columbia, Canada. To rescue the men, a group of five Sikh hikers came forward.

One of the Sikh men named Kulkinder Kinda, who was hiking with his friends and they were being informed about the two men who had slipped on a slick rock and then had fallen into a pool above the lower falls.

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They asked people to alert the emergency services, unfortunately, there was no network to call the rescuers.

Therefore, the Sikh men came up with a solution to rescue the two men. They decided to use their turbans as a makeshift rope to save the lives of the men.

Kinda and his friends removed their turbans and other clothing so as to make a 10-meter rope. They threw the rope and asked the men to hold it tightly.

The rescue video of the two hikers was shared on Sikh Community of BC on Twitter along with a caption, “A video of the incident on Monday, in which five Sikh hikers tied their dastaars (turbans) together to save a man who had slipped and fallen at the Lower Falls at Golden Ears Park. Video courtesy @globalnews Kudos to these young men on their quick thinking and selflessness.”

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