4 teenage boys drown in Kail river in Uttarakhand's Chamoli

Gopeshwar, November 19 Four teenage boys drowned in a tributary of the Pindar river in Dewal area of Uttarakhand’s Chamoli district, a senior police official said on Saturday. The boys, aged 15-17, had been missing since Friday. Their families had...

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Updated At : 06:18 PM Nov 19, 2022 IST

Gopeshwar, November 19

Four teenage boys drowned in a tributary of the Pindar river in Dewal area of Uttarakhand’s Chamoli district, a senior police official said on Saturday.

The boys, aged 15-17, had been missing since Friday. Their families had searched for them the entire night but could not find the four teenagers, Chamoli SP Pramendra Dobhal said.

On Saturday, a search-and-rescue operation was launched in the Kail river, a tributary of the Pindar, and the four bodies were recovered, he said.

The deceased have been identified as Priyanshu Bisht, Gaurav Singh, Anshul Bisht and Anil Mishra. They were residents of Dhara Gaon, Odar Gaon, Sodig Sarkot and Iccholi, respectively, Dobhal said.

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