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Ghazipur Boat Accident: 5 more bodies recovered from Ganga

Ghazipur (Uttar Pradesh): The police have recovered five more bodies of the victims returning to their home in a boat that overturned in Ganga river due to overload.---Advertisement--- The incident took place on Wednesday evening when 24 people were returning from a weekly market, reported the news agency PTI.---Advertisement--- However, 17 people were rescued while, […]

Ghazipur (Uttar Pradesh): The police have recovered five more bodies of the victims returning to their home in a boat that overturned in Ganga river due to overload.

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The incident took place on Wednesday evening when 24 people were returning from a weekly market, reported the news agency PTI.

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However, 17 people were rescued while, the bodies of two passengers were found few hours later.

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On Thursday, the bodies of Sandhya Kumar (6), Anita Paswan (10), Alisa Yadav (5), Khushal Yadav (10) and Satyam (12) were found.

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Meanwhile, the Ghazipur district administration announced financial support to the kin of the victims. The compensation amount will be given from the disaster relief fund.

 

First published on: Sep 02, 2022 12:01 PM IST


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