Sullia: Youth missing in Kumaradhara river - Search on, no clues yet


Daijiworld Media Network – Sullia (SS)

Sullia, Aug 24: It is three days since Shivu (25), a resident of Bengaluru who got down the river at the bathing section of the Kumaradhara in Kukke Subrahmanya went missing. Search is on to find his whereabouts and so far no clues have been found about the missing person.

Shivu was one of a 21-member team that visited Kukke Subrahmanya from Bengaluru on Sunday August 21. It is said that without paying heed to any warning, Shivu jumped into the river water and thereafter went missing. Search operations began with local swimmers and fire fighting personnel to find him but no clues were found.


Shivu

A swimming squad from Gundya was on a visit on Monday and had extended their support in the search operations with the Subrahmanya police and Home Guards.

Due to incessant rains in Subrahmanya, the river water had turned brown and search operations were affected due to rise in water levels in the river. A team of swimmers numbering about 15 of them and fire fighting personnel along with members of Grama Panchayat, Subrahmanya police, revenue department officials, home guards and local representatives were engaged in a 12-hour continuous search operation from 7 am to 7 pm on Monday and Tuesday but to no avail. The search operation had to be stopped as it turned dark and the operation is likely to continue later, according to officials.

 

 

 

 

  

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