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Mangalore: Fun outing turns tragic - youngster drowns in Adyapady dam

  •   Sat, Mar 02 2013 05:24:29 PM

Mangalore: Fun outing turns tragic - youngster drowns in Adyapady dam

Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore

Mangalore, Mar 2: A fun outing of friends turned tragic here on Saturday March 2 after one of them drowned in the waters of Adyapady dam at Vamanjoor.

The deceased has been identified as Nihal Bangera, son of Keshava and Ratna Bangera, and resident of Barke. He was a first year BBM student of SDM College in the city.

It is said that after exams got over on Saturday, Nihal and his friends decided to celebrate with an outing to Adyapady dam. Accordingly, he and three others left for the dam in two bikes and went swimming.

However, Nihal was caught in the currents and was washed away. Efforts to rescue him went in vain.

Kavoor police rushed to the spot and with the help of the locals, the body was fished out of the water.

The body was later shifted to Wenlock.

Kavoor police have registered a case.
  

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  • GERALD, MODANKAP

    Mon, Mar 04 2013

    YOU KNOW THE THING THAT "JOSH" AND THIS IS END UP THE THIS KIND OF TRAGEDY

    WHEN YOU ARE IN A GROUP OF FREINDS YOU WANTED TO SHOW THEM THAT YOU ARE UNIQUE N GOING AGAINST THE NATURE N END UP WITH TRAGEDIES AND FORGET YOUR BELOVED FATHER AND MOTHER WAITING FOR YOU

    GUYS TO HELL WITH YOUR JAWANI DIWANI > JUST REPECT YOUR PARENTS FOR GOD SAKE GUYS








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  • nasir, manglore

    Sun, Mar 03 2013

    government have to make compulsory rules for wearing "safety jackets"

    Thanx

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  • Theresa Lobo, Mukamar-Sharjah

    Sun, Mar 03 2013

    Very sad incident. May his soul Rest in peace.

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  • Leslie fernandes, Brahmagiri, Udupi

    Sun, Mar 03 2013

    FULLY AGREE WITH SUMITRA.
    PLEASE DO NOT VENTURE WITH UNKNOWN OR EVEN KNOWN WATERS IF YOU LISTEN,
    WATER IS FOR SWIMMERS MORE ADDICTING THEN BOOZE OR FAGS.
    I WONDER WHEN GUYS AND GIRLS REALISE THAT WATER IS NOT HUMAN ENVIRONMENT HOWEVER A SMART SWIMMER THAT YOU ARE.

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  • jagdish, ganeshpura

    Sun, Mar 03 2013

    this is not a new words....people are dont know about hazards...were they are...in manglore so many pumps are sucking water FOR PLANTS ....we have a bad experiance...in kudumbur....NO NEED TO SEARCH A BODY ANYWERE ...JUST U WILL GET A BODY IN A SUCTION MESH.....WE HVE SO MANY CONTROL MEASURES......

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, Udupi/New York, USA

    Sat, Mar 02 2013

    Nihal, may your soul RIP and give comfort to your parents, friends and families at this time of sorrows. Fun turned into tragedy. It is very dangerous to go swimming when there are currents. Even an expert swimmer cannot avoid it.

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  • William, Bantwal

    Sat, Mar 02 2013

    Sad news. May his soul rest in peace, Amen.
    We read so many news, still young boys do not care. Never go and swim where there is current. You cannot come up. May be he thought he can manage, but no way. There should be a red flag where there is current.

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Sat, Mar 02 2013

    Sad for the loss of such a young life. RIP.

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