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A wild party by a group of men in the UK turned into a nightmare for the locals. The group had hired 3 barges for the weekend, and ended up crashing one of them, and sinking another, as per a Daily Mail report.
The incident occurred in Worcestershire between May 20 and 22. The accidents led to the flooding of a nearby road, and closure of a waterway.
The drunk group allegedly crashed one of the barges into another boat on May 20 evening. The sailor of the other boat, Amanda Huxtable said that she was frightened, and called the police. The group allegedly hit multiple boats on the same night.
Meanwhile, a barge sank while passing through a lock on the Droitwich canal in Worcestershire. It took rescue teams most of May 21 to unblock the canal, even as water levels rose and flooded nearby roads.
The Canal and Rivers Trust is reportedly investigating the incident.

Wild party in UK: group crashes one boat, sinks another causing canal blockade, flooding of roads

The group had hired 3 barges for the weekend, and ended up crashing one of them, and sinking another, as per a Daily Mail report.

A wild party by a group of men in the UK turned into a nightmare for the locals. The group had hired 3 barges for the weekend, and ended up crashing one of them, and sinking another, as per a Daily Mail report.
The incident occurred in Worcestershire between May 20 and 22. The accidents led to the flooding of a nearby road, and closure of a waterway.
The drunk group allegedly crashed one of the barges into another boat on May 20 evening. The sailor of the other boat, Amanda Huxtable said that she was frightened, and called the police. The group allegedly hit multiple boats on the same night.
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Meanwhile, a barge sank while passing through a lock on the Droitwich canal in Worcestershire. It took rescue teams most of May 21 to unblock the canal, even as water levels rose and flooded nearby roads.
The Canal and Rivers Trust is reportedly investigating the incident.

15 personnel from barge P305 and 11 from tugboat Varaprada are still missing six days after Cyclone Tauktae fury sank the vessel. The Navy on Saturday deployed specialised diving teams to boost the search and rescue operations off Mumbai coast.The death toll on barge P305 that sank in the Arabian Sea on Monday reached 60 on Friday with the recovery of 11 more bodies. Of the 261 personnel who were on barge P305, 186 have been recovered so far. Of the 13 persons on Varaprada, two have been rescued.Mumbai police have announced they will conduct a probe as to why the ill-fated barge remained in the turbulent area despite warnings about cyclone Tauktae, an official said.

26 still missing after Cyclone Tauktae sank barge, Navy deploys divers

15 personnel from barge P305 and 11 from tugboat Varaprada are still missing six days after Cyclone Tauktae fury sank the vessel. The Navy has deployed specialised diving teams

26 still missing after cyclone sank barge, Navy deploys divers

15 personnel from barge P305 and 11 from tugboat Varaprada are still missing six days after Cyclone Tauktae fury sank the vessel. The Navy on Saturday deployed specialised diving teams to boost the search and rescue operations off Mumbai coast. The death toll on barge P305 that sank in the Arabian Sea on Monday reached 60 on Friday with the recovery of 11 more bodies. Of the 261 personnel who were on barge P305, 186 have been recovered so far. Of the 13 persons on Varaprada, two have been rescued. Mumbai police have announced they will conduct a probe as to why the ill-fated barge remained in the turbulent area despite warnings about cyclone Tauktae, an official said.

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