Tragic Drownings Cast Shadow Over Chhath Festival in Jharkhand
In Jharkhand, 11 individuals, including children, have drowned over two days amidst Chhath festival celebrations. Cases occurred in Hazaribag, Garhwa, and Simdega, with separate incidents reported in Jharkhand's rivers and ponds. Rescue operations continue, as authorities seek to prevent further tragedy during this significant cultural event.
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A tragic series of drownings in Jharkhand during the Chhath festival has claimed 11 lives, primarily children, in just two days, police reported on Monday.
Incidents occurred across various districts including Hazaribag, Garhwa, and Simdega, with separate reports of a teenage boy and two men missing in rivers and ponds. The community has been shaken by these events.
Local authorities and rescue teams are actively working to prevent further mishaps as residents partake in Chhath Puja rituals, with efforts focusing on raising awareness and ensuring safety during the ceremony's water-based activities.
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