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‘Told them not to go deep’: How picnic trip turned deadly for eight 16-year-old boys

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A tragic incident occurred at Diveagar beach where eight students from Alandi drowned during a picnic. The students ventured into the sea despite warnings from their teachers and some not knowing how to swim. Local water sports club workers quickly responded to the emergency after being alerted by others on the beach. The bodies were recovered and taken to a nearby hospital where they were declared dead.

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‘Told them not to go deep’: How picnic trip turned deadly for eight 16-year-old boys · ShortSingh