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Tamil Nadu Minister visits Ongole to identify fishermen's bodies
In Short
TN Finance Minister N Marie Wilson inspected the bodies of missing fishermen at Ongole GGH after five washed ashore on Kothapatnam coast. CM Vijay announced ₹7 lakh compensation per family.

Tamil Nadu Finance Minister N Marie Wilson, Prakasam District Collector P Raja Babu conducting a review on search and rescue operation for missing fishermen, in Ongole on Thursday night
Ongole: Tamil Nadu Finance Minister N Marie Wilson came to Ongole on Thursday night with family members of the dead fishermen, to identify the bodies found on the Kothapatnam coast.
The five bodies are kept in the mortuary at the Government General Hospital. The minister inspected them along with Andhra Pradesh Fisheries Commissioner Rama Shankar Naik and District Collector P Raja Babu.
Tamil Nadu Finance Minister N Marie Wilson, Prakasam District Collector P Raja Babu visiting GGH Ongole on Thursday night to inspect the recovered bodies of fishermen
Minister Wilson said family members have identified four of them, including of Mohan, A Murugan and C Vijayakanth. He said the bodies will be taken to Tamil Nadu after the police inquiry and the post mortem.Collector Raja Babu said the search for the remaining bodies will be stepped up on Friday.
Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister S Joseph Vijay announced a compensation of Rs 7.00 lakh each for the families of nine fishermen who went missing off the Andhra Pradesh coast. An immediate relief of Rs 2 lakh each will be disbursed to the families. The Tamil Nadu government will transport the bodies to Tamil Nadu at its expense, he added.
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