Wave sweeps woman at Bandra Bandstand in Mumbai, chilling video goes viral

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Updated At : 01:04 AM Jul 16, 2023 IST

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Chandigarh, July 15

A hair-raising video of a 32-year-old-woman, being swept away in tide while getting clicked against scenic background at Bandra’s Bandstand in Mumbai, is getting viral across social media platforms.

Jyoti Sonar was at a family outing with her husband and 3 children when she decided to get herself clicked with her spouse onto a rock.

Sea waves behind her were continuously scaling and suddenly a giant surf engulfed her and took her along, as per a story in Mid-Day.

Bystanders witnessing the incident called police who rushed to the spot with fire brigade officials.

Jyoti’s body was recovered late Sunday.

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