Una villager’s body found

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Updated At : 07:43 AM Aug 14, 2024 IST

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Shimla: The body of a 26-year-old man, who had jumped into the Pabbar river in the Rohru subdivision of the district on August 7, has been found near the gate of the Sawra-Kuddu hydroelectric project in Hatkoti, the police said on Tuesday. The deceased has been identified as Akash Thakur, a resident of Ambota village in Amb tehsil, Una. According to the police, a search and rescue operation was launched after they received information about the incident on August 27. The police had searched the river and nearby areas, but without success. A police team reached the spot on the receipt of information that a body was lying near the hydroelectric project on August 12 night. The body was later identified to be that of Akash by his relatives. TNS

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