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The accident comes as Jammu and Kashmir has been witnessing incessant rains over the last couple of days, leading to an increase in the water levels of several water bodies. 

Boat capsizes in J&K's Jhelum, many, including kids, feared missing 

The accident comes as Jammu and Kashmir has been witnessing incessant rains over the last couple of days, leading to an increase in the water levels of several water bodies.&nbsp;

At least four people died and three hospitalised after a boat capsized in Jammu and Kashmir's Jhelum River on April 16 morning. According to local media reports, many children are also among those who were on the boat. &nbsp;A rescue operation has been launched and the State Disaster Response Force team has been deployed. Incessant rains over the last couple of days have led to an increase in the water levels of several water bodies, including Jhelum.
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As many as 12 children died after a boat capsized in Bagmati river in Bihar's Muzaffarpur.

Bihar boat tragedy: Bodies of 12 missing children pulled out from river

12 children died after a boat capsized in the Bagmati river in Bihar's Muzaffarpur.

The 12 children, who were reported missing in the boat capsize in the Bagmati River in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district, were pulled out dead from the waters on Friday, officials said.
As many as 15-20 persons, who were on the ill-fated boat that overturned in the Bagmati River in the Benibad police station area of Muzaffarpur, were rescued on Thursday itself.
Emergency rescue personnel from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) were pressed into service after the capsize was reported.
The deceased were identified as Kamini Kumari, Sushmita Kumari, Baby Kumari, Sazda Bano, Ganita Devi, Azmat, Ritesh Kumar, Shivji Chaupal, Samshul, Vaseem, Mintu and Pintu, Raghvendra Nagwal, Circle Officer, Gaighat (Muzaffarpur) told ANI on Friday.&nbsp;
Amid the rescue operation, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar informed on Thursday that the affected families would be provided assistance.&nbsp;
"The district magistrate of Muzaffarpur has been told to inquire into the incident. The families of those affected by this accident will be provided assistance by the government," the CM told reporters on Thursday.
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A boat carrying students capsized in Bagmati river in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district. At least 10 children are missing.

At least 10 students missing as boat capsizes in Bihar

A boat carrying students capsized in Bagmati river in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district. At least 10 children are missing.

At least 10 children went missing after a boat capsized in Bagmati river in Bihar&rsquo;s Muzaffarpur district on Thursday, officials said.
The boat was carrying 30 children, and 20 of them have so far been rescued, they said.
The incident took place near Madhupur Patti ghat along the Bagmati river.
Talking to reporters, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said: &ldquo;Rescue operation is underway&hellip; I have asked the district magistrate concerned to look into the matter with urgency. The state government will provide all assistance to the affected families.&rdquo; Kumar is in Muzaffarpur to review the progress of ongoing projects in the district.

A man clinging in the dark to the wreckage of a fishing boat let go and leapt into the arms of a rescue swimmer in a dramatic video shot from a New Zealand emergency helicopter after a boating accident in which five people died.
Rescuers and police divers on Tuesday found the fifth body in the water after the chartered boat carrying 10 people broke apart in stormy seas on Sunday night.
Five people were rescued from the sea at around midnight after clinging to different sections of the overturned wreckage for hours, and four bodies were recovered later on Monday.
The video, shot from the Northland Rescue Helicopter at about 12:30 a.m. on Monday after the boat's rescue beacon was activated more than four hours earlier off the remote North Cape, showed one rescuer issuing instructions.
“Clearances are good. At your discretion, if you want to tack right to the target. At 40 feet, 35, 30,” he says as the rescue swimmer is winched down into the sea.
Helicopter pilot Lance Donnelly said he wore night vision goggles as they flew to the scene with a team that included another pilot, a winch operator and a rescue swimmer.
He said it was the most dramatic rescue he had undertaken in 30 years of flying as they navigated the darkness and squally seas.
They were not able to land somebody on the wreckage but instead put a tethered swimmer into the sea nearby.
Donnelly said they first rescued three people who climbed aboard a large piece of floating wreckage and then came back for two more about a kilometre away who were clinging to the overturned hull. He said that in the darkness, they could not find the bodies of those who had died.
“I think that was probably one of the hardest things for our crew, is that we'd effected a rescue of five people and we were wondering where the other five were," he said.
Called the Enchanter, the 17-metre boat had left the northern port of Mangonui on Thursday with two crew and eight passengers aboard for a planned five-day fishing trip to the remote Three Kings Islands.
News outlet RNZ identified one of those who died as Mark Sanders, a 43-year-old builder and dad to three children. Sanders' father Graeme said his son was a talented sportsman and keen fisherman who had been looking forward to the fishing trip for two years.
“He was worried about the forecast for the last day or so that he was fishing," Graeme Sanders told RNZ.
He mentioned that his son had told him before going that the forecast "doesn't look good, we might have to come back early”.
The five people who were rescued were admitted to a local hospital and later discharged.
The captain of the Enchanter, who reportedly survived the accident, could not be reached on Tuesday.

On camera: dramatic rescue fishermen on New Zealand boat on which five died

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<ul style="list-style-type: disc;">
<li>Dramatic visual of rescue in the sea after boat capsize&nbsp;</li>
<li>Boat carrying 10 person broke apart in stormy seas on Sunday</li>
<li>5 people onboard&nbsp;the boat, 5 others were rescued</li>
<li>Rescued people had clung on the wreckage&nbsp;of the boat</li>
<li>Aerial op: pilot used night vision&nbsp;goggles&nbsp;to reach the spot</li>
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Called the Enchanter, the 17-metre boat had left the northern port of Mangonui on Thursday with two crew and eight passengers aboard for a planned five-day fishing trip to the remote Three Kings Islands.

A man clinging in the dark to the wreckage of a fishing boat let go and leapt into the arms of a rescue swimmer in a dramatic video shot from a New Zealand emergency helicopter after a boating accident in which five people died.
Rescuers and police divers on Tuesday found the fifth body in the water after the chartered boat carrying 10 people broke apart in stormy seas on Sunday night.
Five people were rescued from the sea at around midnight after clinging to different sections of the overturned wreckage for hours, and four bodies were recovered later on Monday.
The video, shot from the Northland Rescue Helicopter at about 12:30 a.m. on Monday after the boat's rescue beacon was activated more than four hours earlier off the remote North Cape, showed one rescuer issuing instructions.
&ldquo;Clearances are good. At your discretion, if you want to tack right to the target. At 40 feet, 35, 30,&rdquo; he says as the rescue swimmer is winched down into the sea.
Helicopter pilot Lance Donnelly said he wore night vision goggles as they flew to the scene with a team that included another pilot, a winch operator and a rescue swimmer.
He said it was the most dramatic rescue he had undertaken in 30 years of flying as they navigated the darkness and squally seas.
They were not able to land somebody on the wreckage but instead put a tethered swimmer into the sea nearby.
Donnelly said they first rescued three people who climbed aboard a large piece of floating wreckage and then came back for two more about a kilometre away who were clinging to the overturned hull. He said that in the darkness, they could not find the bodies of those who had died.
&ldquo;I think that was probably one of the hardest things for our crew, is that we'd effected a rescue of five people and we were wondering where the other five were," he said.
Called the Enchanter, the 17-metre boat had left the northern port of Mangonui on Thursday with two crew and eight passengers aboard for a planned five-day fishing trip to the remote Three Kings Islands.
News outlet RNZ identified one of those who died as Mark Sanders, a 43-year-old builder and dad to three children. Sanders' father Graeme said his son was a talented sportsman and keen fisherman who had been looking forward to the fishing trip for two years.
&ldquo;He was worried about the forecast for the last day or so that he was fishing," Graeme Sanders told RNZ.
He mentioned that his son had told him before going that the forecast "doesn't look good, we might have to come back early&rdquo;.
The five people who were rescued were admitted to a local hospital and later discharged.
The captain of the Enchanter, who reportedly survived the accident, could not be reached on Tuesday.

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