Texas girl rescued after sand hole she was digging collapses, burying her

A 12-year-old miss was rescued successful Texas aft becoming buried successful a "large hole" that she was digging successful the sand, officials said. 

The Woodlands Fire Department extracurricular of Houston said aggregate agencies responded astir 5 p.m. connected Thanksgiving Day to a "report of a kid trapped aft a cave in."  

"Firefighters, medics and Montgomery County Sheriff's Office deputies were directed to a soil barroom connected the West Bank of Panther Creek conscionable southbound of the pedestrian bridge, wherever a 12-year-old miss connected a household outing was trapped aft a ample spread she was digging successful the soil collapsed, covering her completely," the Woodlands Fire Department said. 

"Her begetter rushed to her and was capable to wide the soil from astir her head, allowing her to breathe," it added. "When crews arrived, they recovered the diligent with conscionable her look and caput showing."

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First responders rescued a miss successful Texas connected Thanksgiving Day aft a spread she was digging successful soil collapsed connected her, the Woodlands Fire Department said. (Woodlands Fire Department)

"Crews worked rapidly to enactment up the country and past cautiously cleared distant the soil to extricate the patient," the occurrence section besides said. 

Officials released images showing archetypal responders holding shovels astatine the country of the incident. 

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The Woodlands Fire Department said the rescue happened connected the westbound slope of Panther Creek connected Thursday, Nov. 27, 2025. (Woodlands Fire Department)

The agencies that responded included the South Montgomery County Fire Department and the Montgomery County Hospital District.

"After medics evaluated her, she was released to her parents who declined transport to the hospital," the Woodlands Fire Department said.  

The Woodlands Fire Department said the kid was released to her parents pursuing a aesculapian evaluation. (Woodlands Fire Department)

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"First responders from 4 agencies worked unneurotic seamlessly to crook a adjacent calamity into a Thanksgiving communicative that volition beryllium told for decades!" it added.