Kasargod: Two students drown in rivulet, five saved from danger


Stephan Kayyar

Daijiworld Media Network – Kasargod (EP)

Kasargod, Apr 12: Two students drowned in a rivulet on Tuesday April 12 afternoon at Bedadka Kundaguyi near here. Five students were saved from drowning.

The deceased are Jainul Abid (20), son of Abubakar from Kozhikode Ramanatakara and Jabir (12), son of Abdulla from Kelathuru Kalladakutti. Jabir was a seventh standard student.


Jainul Abid (20) and Jabir (12),  


Jainul Abid and his friends had arrived to participate in the wedding of Jabir's sister. A group of friends got down in the rivulet in the afternoon when the tragic incident occurred.

Though friends tried to rescue Jabir and Abid, they failed. Local people rushed, lifted them and took them to the hospital, but their lives could not be saved.

The dead bodies are kept in Kasargod general hospital. They will be handed over to the relatives after post-mortem.

Five students were saved from drowning, eye witnesses said.

  

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  • TP Bose, Kottayam

    Sat, Apr 16 2016

    From billion god giving chance to 1 or 2 for birth.People are not conscious after giving birth to a child.Even lose after lose of lives child and people are not caring the safety of their child .Father ,mother relative and communities are responsible for such death...it is very sad.

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  • SD, Bangalore

    Wed, Apr 13 2016

    Inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi raji'un
    We surely belong to Allah and to Him we shall return...

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  • Acchu, Mlore

    Tue, Apr 12 2016

    Innalillah

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