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Eight Pune students drown during school picnic at Diveagar beach

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Eight students from Pune have drowned at Diveagar beach in Maharashtra while on a school picnic. Authorities have recovered the bodies of all eight victims. Local police are investigating the circumstances that led to the incident. Further details about the victims and their outing are currently pending.

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