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Capsized boat to be retrieved: JC
Joint Collector Lakshmi Shah visited government headquarters hospital here on Thursday and enquired about the health condition of the victims injured in boat capsize.
Rajamahendravaram: Joint Collector Lakshmi Shah visited government headquarters hospital here on Thursday and enquired about the health condition of the victims injured in boat capsize.
He also asked the hospital superintendent Dr T Ramesh Kishore about the autopsy of the bodies and their disposal. He also enquired about the facilities provided to the family members of the victims. Still some ambulances of Visakhapatnam district kept ready at the hospital to take bodies of victims hailed from Visakhapatnam district.
Later, he said the government was putting its endeavour to bring back the capsized boat from the river bed. Due to prevailing weather conditions and flood water it is delaying. Still as many as 13 bodies have to be traced and their family members are in the hospital. Help desks are working in the hospital and the employees are announcing about the details of the bodies with their identity.
