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Home›Green Marine›34 die as boat capsizes in Ganga
Green Marine

August 31, 2006 · about 20 years ago

34 die as boat capsizes in Ganga

Patna: At least 34 people were feared drowned when a country boat carrying around 50 people capsized in the River Ganga on Thursday. While 16 people swam to safety, search is on for the others. A team of divers has been also been pressed into service.

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Patna: At least 34 people were feared drowned when a country boat carrying around 50 people capsized in the River Ganga on Thursday.

While 16 people swam to safety, search is on for the others. A team of divers has been also been pressed into service.

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