1. Bhuban Das, 30, went missing in Assam’s Jonai after a fishing accident in the Siang River.
2. The incident on May 13 led to immediate search efforts by SDRF and Jonai Police.
3. The local community and Das’s family remain hopeful as search operations continue.
Guwahati, May 14: A young man, Bhuban Das, aged 30, has been reported missing in Assam’s Jonai after a tragic fishing incident in the Siang River.
The incident, which occurred on the evening of May 13, left the local community in distress and prompted an immediate response from rescue teams.
Bhuban Das, a resident of Berachapori in Berabengali village, was out fishing with another villager on a small boat. It was a routine activity for Das, but this outing took a tragic turn.
According to family members and local witnesses, it is believed that Das may have slipped and fallen from the boat in the early hours of Tuesday morning, May 14.
Despite the efforts of his companions to save him, they were unable to prevent him from being swept away by the river’s strong currents.
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Upon learning of the incident, Das’s family and the local community quickly mobilized. The State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) and Jonai Police were promptly notified and arrived at the scene to begin search and rescue operations.
The rescue teams have been working tirelessly to locate Das, with search efforts concentrated in and around the area where he was last seen.
The SDRF and police have deployed boats and divers to scour the Siang River, a waterway known for its strong currents and challenging conditions.
The search operation is being conducted meticulously, with hopes of finding Das alive. However, as the hours pass, concerns grow for his safety.
Local residents have also joined in the search efforts, with many community members coming together to support the family during this difficult time.
The close-knit community of Berachapori is deeply affected by the incident, and there is a collective hope that Das will be found soon.
Jonai Police have urged people to stay clear of the search areas to allow rescue teams to work without obstruction. They have also requested any information from the public that might aid in the search and rescue operations.
The cooperation of the local populace has been commendable, reflecting the community’s solidarity in the face of adversity.
As the search continues, prayers and well-wishes pour in for Bhuban Das and his family. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the unpredictable nature of river fishing and the importance of safety measures while engaging in such activities.
The authorities are also considering additional safety protocols to prevent similar incidents in the future.
The ongoing search for Bhuban Das highlights the challenges faced by rescue teams in dealing with river incidents.
The SDRF and local police remain committed to their mission, with the hopes that their efforts will lead to a positive outcome.
