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4 drown, 15 rescued after boat capsizes in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur
UPDATED: Apr 30, 2026 21:05 IST
A massive tragedy has struck Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh following a severe boat capsize incident. A boat carrying thirty people capsized, leading to an immediate and major rescue operation. Authorities and rescue teams have successfully managed to pull fifteen individuals to safety from the water. However, the incident has already claimed lives, with reports confirming that four people have drowned in the mishap. With nineteen people accounted for, search and rescue operations are currently underway to locate and save the remaining individuals who were on board the capsized vessel. The ongoing efforts highlight the critical nature of the situation as emergency responders work continuously to find the others. The exact cause of the boat capsizing in Jabalpur remains unspecified in the initial reports, but the primary focus remains entirely on the active rescue missions to prevent further loss of life in this Madhya Pradesh tragedy.
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