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Kundapur: Fisherman dies in boat mishap
Kundapur: Fisherman dies in boat mishap
Mangalore Today News Network
Kundapur, Sep 11, 2017: A fisherman from Kodi named Chandra Poojary (46) lost his life when the country boat in which he had ventured into fishing with some other fishermen swerved too hard after being hit by a huge wave on September 11, Monday.
It is said Chandra who was in the boat lost his balance and fell into the sea. Though others in the boat tried to rescue him, it proved to be a futile exercise.
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| Comments on this Article | |
| Hameed S, Manipal | Tue, September-12-2017, 12:44 |
| The fishing is the dangerous profession , the one who ventures into sea have to take all measures to keep himself safe at such circumstances | |
| Prakash M Dsouza, Karkala | Tue, September-12-2017, 12:37 |
| Even after seeing the incidents right in front of your eyes never learn from , take risk and become prone to it. So sad | |
| William Fernandes, Manglore | Tue, September-12-2017, 12:18 |
| How sad ? the sea is so rough and unpleasant that it is risky venturing into sea without any safety | |
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