One body fished out of Beas river

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Updated At : 12:13 PM Apr 14, 2022 IST

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Hamirpur, April 13

The body of one of the two persons, drowned in the Beas on April 11 near the Dhaulasidh power project in the district, was fished out today. He was identified as Vimal Rampali (20) while the body of Dalbahadur Shahi (21) was still not found. Both of them were working in the Dhaulasidh power project. it was learnt that they ventured into the river to bathe but drowned.

RC Singla, project incharge, said an NDRF team had disclosed that one body was recovered and the search operation for the second person would again begin tomorrow.

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