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Jharkhand News: Bodies of two drowned youth recovered from Dimna Lake

PINAKI MAJUMDAR   Jamshedpur, May 20:  A visit to Dimna Lake turned tragic for five friends on Monday evening when two of…

Jharkhand News: Bodies of two drowned youth recovered from Dimna Lake

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Jamshedpur, May 20:  A visit to Dimna Lake turned tragic for five friends on Monday evening when two of them drowned while taking a bath in the lake’s deep waters.

The body of both the youths, identified as Prateek Rajak, a resident of Dimna and Nitin Gorai, a resident of Mango’s Ramkrishna Colony, was recovered by Tuesday afternoon with the help of local divers.

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The incident occurred around 4.30 pm on Monday when the group of five, hailing from Mango, went for a casual outing to the popular Dimna Lake.

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While bathing, two of the youths ventured into deeper waters and began to drown. The remaining three friends fled the spot and alerted nearby locals.

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Nitin Gorai (18), a resident of Ramkrishna Colony near Payal Talkies in Mango, was fished out later.

He was a second-semester student at Chandil Polytechnic College and had reportedly gone to the lake without informing his family. Nitin is the only son of Shibu Gorai.

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Since the incident, local administration and rescue teams have been stationed at the site.

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Local authorities have issued a warning, urging the public to avoid bathing in deep water bodies like Dimna Lake without proper safety precautions.

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