Himachal News: Two women tourists from Ghaziabad died after drowning in river in Manali, One still missing
Two female tourists from Ghaziabad swept away in Manali
Reported & Written By Kumud Sharma, Diary Times, Kullu, June 03A heartbreaking incident has come to light on Monday in Manali, a tourist town in Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, in which two women tourists were swept away in the river.
The Manali police station in-charge said that the body of a woman tourist is stuck in the river near the Volvo bus stand. The rescue operation of the body of the woman tourist is being carried out by the team of Manali police station, while the body of the other woman tourist is not being found as it has been swept away in the river.
Tourist town Manali DSP KD Sharma and Manali police station in-charge Mukesh Rathore have reached the spot and are engaged in the rescue operation.
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Tourist city Manali DSP KD Sharma said that both the women tourists were residents of Ghaziabad And it has been found that both of them are sister-in-law of each other in relationship.
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