MUMBAI: Three youngsters are feared drowned, whilst the body of a 20-year-old was once washed ashore at Palghar's Kelve seashore on Sunday. They had been part of a bunch of seven buddies, all from Nalasopara (E), who had long gone on a picnic to the seashore.
All seven boys are believed to have consumed beer prior to getting into the water all through high tide, stated the police.
The deceased had been identified as Deepak Chalwadi, who worked in a diamond sharpening unit in Andheri; Dipesh Pednekar (17), a category IX student, and Tushar Chipte (15) and Kshitej Naik (15), each in school X.
Eyewitnesses told the police that Chalwadi had jumped into the water to rescue Pednekar, Chipte and Naik. While the three youngsters had been dragged into the ocean via the strong current, Chalwadi's body washed ashore at Dadarpada on Kelve seashore.
Local fishermen managed to rescue Gaurav Sawant (17), Sanket Jogle (17) and Devidas Jadhav (16), who had stayed nearer to the shore.
The team had planned the picnic ultimate week, to celebrate Sawant clearing his class XII examination. On Sunday, round 7.30am, they left their properties in Santosh Bhuvan, Nalasopara (E) after informing their parents about their day-long trip. They travelled via educate to Kelve.
Sawant, an FYJC arts student who is to start out faculty on Monday, told the police that they first visited Kelve citadel and took selfies. They reached the seashore via 9am.
Kelve police stated Jogle, any other survivor, told them that they purchased 12 beer bottles. They consumed beer, had lunch and ventured into the ocean round 2.30pm, he told the police.
Jogle, who works in a diamond sharpening unit at Borivli, stated they attempted to dissuade Pednekar, Chipte and Naik from going into the deep waters, but the latter refused to concentrate. Jogle stated the weather was once uneven and his buddies were given caught in a whirlpool. As they screamed for help, Chalwadi swam in opposition to them, but additionally were given pulled in.
Local fishermen, including Raju Meher, Suresh Padwale, Sagar Gowari and Sangam Gowari, attempted to save lots of the drowning boys, however failed.
The police have registered a case of accidental loss of life. Chalwadi's post-mortem report stated the cause of loss of life due to asphyxia. Search for the three bodies was once on via coast guard and fishermen till late at night time.
The Kelve gram panchayat has stationed two lifeguards on the seashore all through weekends and holidays. Signboards caution other people in opposition to venturing into the ocean all through uneven climate has additionally been publish on the seashore. The japanese aspect of the seashore, the place Sunday's drowning came about is understood for whirlpools and fishermen dissuade other people from swimming there.
On June 2, three youngsters from Santosh Bhuvan had drowned off Bhuigaon seashore in Vasai.
‘Friends didn’t heed caution, were given trapped in whirlpool'
The team of seven buddies had planned the picnic to Kelve seashore ultimate week, to celebrate Gaurav Sawant (17) clearing his class XII examination.
On Sunday, round 7.30am, they left their properties in Santosh Bhuvan, Nalasopara (E), after informing their parents about their trip.
They travelled via educate to Kelve. Sawant, an FYJC arts student who is to start out faculty on Monday, told the police that they first visited Kelve citadel and took selfies. They reached the seashore via 9am. Kelve police stated Sanket Jogle, any other survivor, stated that they'd purchased 12 beer bottles.
They consumed beer, had lunch and ventured into the ocean round 2.30pm, he told the police. Jogle, who works in a diamond sharpening unit at Borivli, stated they attempted to dissuade Dipesh Pednekar (17), Tushar Chipte (15) and Kshitej Naik (15) from going into the deep waters, but the latter refused to concentrate.
Jogle stated the weather was once uneven and his buddies were given caught in a whirlpool. As they screamed for help, Deepak Chalwadi (50) swam in opposition to them, however were given pulled in too. Local fishermen, including Raju Meher, Suresh Padwale, Sagar Gowari and Sangam Gowari, attempted to save lots of the drowning boys, however failed. The police have registered a case of accidental loss of life. Chalwadi’s post-mortem report stated the cause of loss of life due to asphyxia. Search for the three bodies was once on till late at night time.
Chalwadi, who worked in a diamond sharpening unit, was once the sole breadwinner of his circle of relatives comprising his widowed mother and two sisters. Pednekar’s parents had been inconsolable on dropping their best son. Chipte’s parents stated this was once the primary time he had long gone on a trip with buddies. The trio had been from Charkoba Society in Santosh Bhuvan. Kelve gram panchayat has publish caution forums and stationed 2 lifeguards on the seashore all through weekends and holidays.
All seven boys are believed to have consumed beer prior to getting into the water all through high tide, stated the police.
The deceased had been identified as Deepak Chalwadi, who worked in a diamond sharpening unit in Andheri; Dipesh Pednekar (17), a category IX student, and Tushar Chipte (15) and Kshitej Naik (15), each in school X.
Eyewitnesses told the police that Chalwadi had jumped into the water to rescue Pednekar, Chipte and Naik. While the three youngsters had been dragged into the ocean via the strong current, Chalwadi's body washed ashore at Dadarpada on Kelve seashore.
Local fishermen managed to rescue Gaurav Sawant (17), Sanket Jogle (17) and Devidas Jadhav (16), who had stayed nearer to the shore.
The team had planned the picnic ultimate week, to celebrate Sawant clearing his class XII examination. On Sunday, round 7.30am, they left their properties in Santosh Bhuvan, Nalasopara (E) after informing their parents about their day-long trip. They travelled via educate to Kelve.
Sawant, an FYJC arts student who is to start out faculty on Monday, told the police that they first visited Kelve citadel and took selfies. They reached the seashore via 9am.
Kelve police stated Jogle, any other survivor, told them that they purchased 12 beer bottles. They consumed beer, had lunch and ventured into the ocean round 2.30pm, he told the police.
Jogle, who works in a diamond sharpening unit at Borivli, stated they attempted to dissuade Pednekar, Chipte and Naik from going into the deep waters, but the latter refused to concentrate. Jogle stated the weather was once uneven and his buddies were given caught in a whirlpool. As they screamed for help, Chalwadi swam in opposition to them, but additionally were given pulled in.
Local fishermen, including Raju Meher, Suresh Padwale, Sagar Gowari and Sangam Gowari, attempted to save lots of the drowning boys, however failed.
The police have registered a case of accidental loss of life. Chalwadi's post-mortem report stated the cause of loss of life due to asphyxia. Search for the three bodies was once on via coast guard and fishermen till late at night time.
The Kelve gram panchayat has stationed two lifeguards on the seashore all through weekends and holidays. Signboards caution other people in opposition to venturing into the ocean all through uneven climate has additionally been publish on the seashore. The japanese aspect of the seashore, the place Sunday's drowning came about is understood for whirlpools and fishermen dissuade other people from swimming there.
On June 2, three youngsters from Santosh Bhuvan had drowned off Bhuigaon seashore in Vasai.
‘Friends didn’t heed caution, were given trapped in whirlpool'
The team of seven buddies had planned the picnic to Kelve seashore ultimate week, to celebrate Gaurav Sawant (17) clearing his class XII examination.
On Sunday, round 7.30am, they left their properties in Santosh Bhuvan, Nalasopara (E), after informing their parents about their trip.
They travelled via educate to Kelve. Sawant, an FYJC arts student who is to start out faculty on Monday, told the police that they first visited Kelve citadel and took selfies. They reached the seashore via 9am. Kelve police stated Sanket Jogle, any other survivor, stated that they'd purchased 12 beer bottles.
They consumed beer, had lunch and ventured into the ocean round 2.30pm, he told the police. Jogle, who works in a diamond sharpening unit at Borivli, stated they attempted to dissuade Dipesh Pednekar (17), Tushar Chipte (15) and Kshitej Naik (15) from going into the deep waters, but the latter refused to concentrate.
Jogle stated the weather was once uneven and his buddies were given caught in a whirlpool. As they screamed for help, Deepak Chalwadi (50) swam in opposition to them, however were given pulled in too. Local fishermen, including Raju Meher, Suresh Padwale, Sagar Gowari and Sangam Gowari, attempted to save lots of the drowning boys, however failed. The police have registered a case of accidental loss of life. Chalwadi’s post-mortem report stated the cause of loss of life due to asphyxia. Search for the three bodies was once on till late at night time.
Chalwadi, who worked in a diamond sharpening unit, was once the sole breadwinner of his circle of relatives comprising his widowed mother and two sisters. Pednekar’s parents had been inconsolable on dropping their best son. Chipte’s parents stated this was once the primary time he had long gone on a trip with buddies. The trio had been from Charkoba Society in Santosh Bhuvan. Kelve gram panchayat has publish caution forums and stationed 2 lifeguards on the seashore all through weekends and holidays.
4 Nalasopara youngsters drown at Kelve beach
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