Six drown, two missing as boat capsizes in river
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Labourers were heading to their villages in Odisha
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Labourers were heading to their villages in Odisha
Six persons, including five children, drowned while two more persons are still missing in Sileru river when a country boat reportedly capsized in the river in the AOB region, under Chitrakonda police station limits of Odisha, on Tuesday morning. As per the latest reports, six bodies have been recovered.
All the victims reportedly hail from two villages of Odisha and the incident occurred when they were heading to their native villages from Jonnalamamidi on the Andhra side.
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