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Starting with, this news is nightmare fuel. Because today you had this group of seven children and

their teacher with that group traveling to a school in a remote mountainous area using a cable car,

which turns out is a very popular method of transportation for the residents of this valley in Pakistan. Because since getting built some five years ago, it's been an absolute blessing to the local

students. Where their track to the nearest school was reduced from two hours to just four minutes.

But today, at around 7 a.m. local time, as the cable car was halfway across a gaping ravine,

one of the cable lines carrying the car suddenly snapped. Leaving this container full of kids as young as 10 years old,

dangling by a single intact cable some 900 feet above the ground.

And to make matters worse, attempting a helicopter rescue is super risk

because of gusty winds and the possibility that its rotors may further destabilize the car,

which is actually what began to happen when an army helicopter hovered overhead

while a commando slid down a rope to deliver food and water.

With it getting a little too close, causing the cable car to shake heavily.

Meanwhile, you had someone inside the car telling a local Al would be a cell phone that one child with a

heart condition had fainted after panicking. And by nightfall, only two of the children had

been taken to safety. With video showing one kid getting airlifted off the cable car by a helicopter and a harness, then the other reportedly being saved by locals using a zip line. But then they had to call off the helicopter rescue as night fell, making it too dark to continue.

As reportedly, floodlights were installed and a ground-based operation was underway.

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