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Two individuals drowned in Ganga River during Buddha Purnima in Farrukhabad, UP. Despite swift rescue, victims were pronounced dead. CM Yogi Adityanath expresses condolences.

Tragic Drowning in Ganga During Buddha Purnima

Two individuals, including a young boy, tragically drowned in UP's Ganga during Buddha Purnima. Despite rescue efforts, both were pronounced dead, casting a shadow over the holy observance.

Tragic drowning of boy and man in Ganga during Buddha Purnima

Two drown in Ganga River during Buddha Purnima in Uttar Pradesh's Farrukhabad district. Local boatmen rescue but victims were declared dead. CM Adityanath extends condolences.

An eight-year-old boy among two people drowned while bathing in river Ganga in Uttar Pradesh&rsquo;s Farrukhabad on Monday, police said.
People had come to take a dip in the river on the occasion of Buddha Purnima this morning. While bathing, they went into the deep water and some of them started drowning and screaming for help, they said.
The boatmen went into the river and took out Aashiq and Abhishek Katiyar (24), both residents of Farrukhabad district, and took them to the district hospital where the doctors declared them dead, Kadrigate SHO KK Kashyap said.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has expressed grief over the loss of lives.
In a post on X in Hindi, UP Chief Minister Office said, "CM Adityanath has expressed deep condolences on the loss of life in Farrukhabad district. He expressed his condolences to the bereaved families of the deceased. He also prayed for the speedy recovery of the injured."

An Indian Army rafting team prevented a mishap in Uttarakhand on April 29. The Army rafting team rescued two civilian women at the adventure hotspot of Rishikesh.
The women fell out of a civilian raft and were being washed away by the rapids. They were spotted by the Army team who started shouting instructions to them.
Then a rope was thrown towards the women but they couldn’t catch hold of it. Subsequently, members of the team waded out into the water and pulled the women to safety.
The incident occurred at Phool Chatti.

On cam: 2 women fall off raft in Rishikesh, spotted by Indian Army team. See what happened next | rescue

On cam: 2 women fall off raft in Rishikesh, spotted by Indian Army team. See what happened next

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 An Indian Army rafting team prevented a mishap in Uttarakhand on April 29.
The Army rafting team rescued two civilian women at the adventure hotspot of Rishikesh.
The women fell out of a civilian raft and were being washed away by the rapids.
They were spotted by the Army team who started shouting instructions to them.
Then a rope was thrown towards the women but they couldn&rsquo;t catch hold of it.
Subsequently, members of the team waded out into the water and pulled the women to safety.
The incident occurred at Phool Chatti.
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Indian Army's actions prevents grave mishap

An Indian Army rafting team prevented a mishap in Uttarakhand on April 29. The Army rafting team rescued two civilian women at the adventure hotspot of Rishikesh.
The women fell out of a civilian raft and were being washed away by the rapids. They were spotted by the Army team who started shouting instructions to them.
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Then a rope was thrown towards the women but they couldn&rsquo;t catch hold of it. Subsequently, members of the team waded out into the water and pulled the women to safety.
The incident occurred at Phool Chatti.

Two among three Indian men, who jumped into the sea to save drowning children at Australia’s Mooney beach, were swept away by the forceful currents. The trio were picnicking at the beach when they saw three children drowning and jumped to save the kids. While the bodies of two drowned men have been found, search is on to trace their friend. The three children were saved by a rescue team.

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