AHMEDABAD: For nearly three months, in spite of repeated warnings from the irrigation division, 1000's of holiday makers were thronging the Sant Sarovar barrage to revel in a dash. Irrigation infrastructure, including barrages, aren't open to public.
Yet many managed to climb the sluice gates of Sant Sarovar barrage and took selfies. Two days ago, the inevitable tragedy befell.
Gandhinagar Fire and Emergency Services (GFES) on Monday evening fished out from Sant Sarovar, close to Indroda Park, the our bodies of Vishal Trivedi, 20, and Kanu Dhuliya, 35. They had been residents of Sardarnagar. The duo used to be reported missing on Monday night. Their staff had visited the barrage.
But in spite of the tragedy, no classes had been learnt. On Tuesday, 1000's became up on the barrage. Fire officials saved asking for other folks to vacate the world. But few paid heed. GFES officials said that they have asked town police to prohibit the entry of other folks into the world that has reported a prime number accidents within the recent past. “I have been coming to Sant Sarovar for images for the past few months and used to be surprised how protection used to be thrown to wind,” says Kevin Antao, a photographer. “The barrage may well be sabotaged via terrorists if such unfastened security is maintained.” A senior hearth respectable said that Monday’s tragedy used to be anticipated as many visitors climbed the barrage gates to take selfies.
Yet many managed to climb the sluice gates of Sant Sarovar barrage and took selfies. Two days ago, the inevitable tragedy befell.
Gandhinagar Fire and Emergency Services (GFES) on Monday evening fished out from Sant Sarovar, close to Indroda Park, the our bodies of Vishal Trivedi, 20, and Kanu Dhuliya, 35. They had been residents of Sardarnagar. The duo used to be reported missing on Monday night. Their staff had visited the barrage.
But in spite of the tragedy, no classes had been learnt. On Tuesday, 1000's became up on the barrage. Fire officials saved asking for other folks to vacate the world. But few paid heed. GFES officials said that they have asked town police to prohibit the entry of other folks into the world that has reported a prime number accidents within the recent past. “I have been coming to Sant Sarovar for images for the past few months and used to be surprised how protection used to be thrown to wind,” says Kevin Antao, a photographer. “The barrage may well be sabotaged via terrorists if such unfastened security is maintained.” A senior hearth respectable said that Monday’s tragedy used to be anticipated as many visitors climbed the barrage gates to take selfies.
Sant Sarovar tragedy was inevitable in selfie era
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May 09, 2018
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