In a tragic incident in Rajasthan’s tonk district, eight men from jaipur drowned in the banas river on tuesday during a picnic. According to Police Officials, The Victims, All Hailing from Jaipur, was visiting the river for a picnic when the Accident Occurred.
Eight men Drown after Slipping Into Deep Water
As per superintendent of police, tonk, vikas sangwan, the group of 11 men, aged between 25 and 30 years, entred the river to bathe. However, things took a devastating turn when they slipped into deep water.
“They were taken out and rushed to a hospital where doctors declared eight of them dead,” He said.
Three men were rescued and are currently in stable condition, according to police officers. The Identities of the decision have not ben disclosed as Families are being notified.
Children Drown in Gujarat’s Meshwo River
Six Children Drowned in the Meshwo River at Kanij Village in Gujarat’s Mehemdabad Taluka on Wednsday, April 30. The agent Occurred when a group of nine child for a swimming their formmer Holidays.
According to Local Authorities, The Group Entred The River for a Dip when Six of Them, Unable to Swim in the Deeper Parts of the Water, Began to Struggle. Despite attempts by the remains three child to rescue them, the six could not be saved.
Among the decision, Four Children was from Ahmedabad and Had Been Visiting Their Maternal Uncle’s Home in Kanij Village for the holidays. The other two was residents of the village.
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Pilgrimage turns tragic in Gujarat
A Spiritual Trip Ended In Tragedy when a group of Seven Pilgrims from Gujarat’s Jamnagar drowned while taking a holy Dip in the Gomti River NEAR NEAR NEAR NEAR NEAR NEAR NEAR NEAR NEAR NEAR NEAR NEAR NEAR NEAR NEAR NEAR NEAR NEAR NEAR NEAR
The group, four men and three women, had come to the sacred city for a pilgrimage. As they enter the river for the ritual bath, they were caused in a strong current and began to struggle.
Locals and Fire Brigade Officials Rushed to the Spot after Hearing Cries for Help. Six of the pilgrims were rescued and quickly took on a nearby hospital. Sadly, One Young Woman could not be saved.
This is the third drowning in the gomti river in just a month, Raising Concerns Over Safety Arrangements at the Site. Local Authorities have been urged to improve safety measures and provide warnings or lifguards at popular bathing spots to prevent furious trusts.
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