Sullia: Woman jumps into pond to rescue son, both drown


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Sullia, Aug 8: In a tragic incident, a woman lost her life while trying to save her drowning child at Kemraje, Nellur here on Sunday August 8.

Both the child and the mother died in the incident.

The deceased have been identified as Sangeeta (30) and her son Abhimanyu (3), residents of Kemraje.


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Sangeeta and her son were on their way to visit a neighbour when Abhimanyu suddenly slipped and fell into a pond. Without a second thought, Sangeeta jumped into the water to rescue him, but as she did not know to swim, she got drowned along with the child.

When they did not return home, the family members started a search and found one of the footwear near the pond. It was then that the incident came to light.

While Sangeeta's body has been brought out from the pond, search is on to locate the child.

Sangeeta lived with her husband in Melkar. She was on a visit to her parental house in Kemraje, sources said.

Sullia police have registered a case.

  

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  • Abdul Latheef, puttur/abu dhabi

    Mon, Aug 09 2021

    The report is not clear.... If somebody was seen the child slipping into pond and mother went on his rescue then the person saw this incident could alert the people around the family members would have known. Then why the family members had wait for long time and then came near pond. Either the report is wrong or something fishy....

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  • Rita, Germany

    Mon, Aug 09 2021

    Very sad.It would have been better if a boundry around the Pond was there.Now the owner of that land /Pond should think of doing it fast before next unluck might happen.May their soul rest in peace.Heartfelt sympathy to the family.When one dont know swimming shouldnt undertake such adventures act of jumping in.Otherwise it happens like this.One can file case against the owner of the Pond for not setting safety boundry.

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  • Anand, Mangalore

    Sun, Aug 08 2021

    No one knows what happened. Proper investigation required.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Thane

    Sun, Aug 08 2021

    I wonder where were the Men ...

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  • R umar, Mangalore

    Sun, Aug 08 2021

    Busy taking videos!

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  • Praveen, Mangalore

    Sun, Aug 08 2021

    Sangeeta and her son were on their way to visit a neighbor when Abhimanyu suddenly slipped and fell into a pond. Without a second thought, Sangeeta jumped into the water to rescue him, but as she did not know to swim, she got drowned along with the child. No witness for this incident, then how any one can believe the above story . Proper investigation can bring the truth

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Sun, Aug 08 2021

    " we are born of love and love is our mother" true motherly feeleings and tears of agony cold not resist her from taking such a strong step. May the departed Souls rest in heavely abode in peace.

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  • Cynthia, Dk

    Sun, Aug 08 2021

    True...may the departed souls of Sangeeta and her son rest in peace..Amen. condolences to her bereaved family..

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