A very shocking incident has happened in Raigarh district, where eight students of Winners Academy, who had come for a visit from Alandi in Pune district, drowned. A total of 44 people including 42 students and two teachers of Winners Academy in Alandi had come to visit Diveagar. All the students who died were studying in class eleventh. According to initial information, this accident happened due to not knowing the level of water after entering the water on the beach. When a student was drowning, other students ran to save him and then the situation went out of control. Within a short time, eight students drowned in the sea water and died in this terrible accident. The names of the children who died are like this
1) Tanmay Dattatreya Vahile
2) Sumit Bharat Ahire
3) Pranab Ramdas Bansode
4) Kaivalya Satish Vasankar
5) Rajveer Yuvraj Vahile
6) Yash Kiran Wankhede
7) Soham Tukaram Bhadwalkar
8) Kaustubh Sandeep Daund
As soon as information about the accident was received, local administration, police and rescue team reached the spot. Rescue operation was immediately started to find the students drowned in the sea. Along with the staff of Mahakali Water Sports, local people also helped in the rescue operation. Ultimately, the bodies of all eight students were taken out from the sea. All the bodies have been brought to Borli Panchatantan Primary Health Centre, and the police and administration are taking further action. This accident has created a lot of commotion in Diveagar beach area. The seriousness of the incident has increased because out of a group of 44 people who had come for an outing, eight students died at the same time.
The tragic death of Class 11 students, who had happily left home for an outing, has filled their families with grief. After this incident, there is mourning in Alandi area also. Due to this incident, the issue of safety of students and tourists coming to the beach for tourism has again come to the fore. Especially while going into the sea, it is very important to know about the depth of water, current of the sea and safe areas. If you see someone drowning, even if you don't know how to swim, it is important to seek help from a trained rescue team instead of going straight into the water. This accident in Diveagar has ruined the lives of eight families and spread a shadow of grief in the entire Alandi and Diveagar area.
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