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Two bodies recovered from Poonch river

Jammu, July 10 Bodies of two girls, who had drowned in a river in Poonch a day before, were recovered from Chajjala area on Sunday. They have been identified as Rifat (8) and Aliya (10). A boy, Azhar (9), too...

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Updated At : 11:28 AM Jul 11, 2022 IST

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Jammu, July 10

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Bodies of two girls, who had drowned in a river in Poonch a day before, were recovered from Chajjala area on Sunday. They have been identified as Rifat (8) and Aliya (10).

A boy, Azhar (9), too had almost drowned but was rescued by the Army on Saturday.

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The mishap took place when the trio were taking a bath in Mendhar river near Dhaki Bridge. The Army unit in Mendhar had been searching for them since the Saturday mishap.

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