Rayan Moroccan boy incarcerated in well for four days dies:

A (five-year-old) Moroccan boy who was incarcerated in a well for almost four days has been died, despite painstaking efforts to rescue him.

A royal statement announced his death soon after he is removed from the well.

The boy named Rayan had gripped the country, with hundreds of people gathered at the well and thousands more following online.

The boy plunged (32m) (104ft) through the well’s narrow opening. And the rescue has done hampered by fears of a landslide.

Rescuers:

Rescuers finally accompany the boy out of the well on Saturday evening.

Not a word has done given at the time his condition and the apparent rescue initially met with cheers from the crowds.

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The vigil had lasted almost for four days, transfixing tens of thousands of people around the whole world. Who watched, tweeted, and cheered, prayed as a small band of rescuers in a tiny Moroccan village. And tried to free a (5-year-old) boy from the deep well into which he had plunged.

“I wanted to believe that miracles still happen.” Said Mehdi Idrissi,32. A doctor in the Moroccan city of Fez followed the rescue effort for four days, doubting that Rayan could survive his ordeal but clinging to optimism. “As a country, we needed a bit of hope even though the ending was tragic, but it did bring us all together. May he rest in peace.”

Rescuers tried to get oxygen and food, water to the boy but it was inexplicit whether he was able to use them.

The mixture of sandy soils and rocky meant rescuers deemed opening the water well’s narrow shaft to be more dangerous.

The village of about 500 people is dotted with deep wells. Many used for irrigating the cannabis crop that was the main source of income for many in the remote, poor, and arid region of Morocco’s Rif Mountains. Most of the wells have a protective cover.

The question is how the exact circumstances of the boy fell into the well remains unclear.