Apr 19, 2024 04:01 PM IST The trainees have actually been determined as Jitendranath ‘Jitu’ Karuturi (26) and Chanhakya Bolisetti (22 ). 2 Indian trainees drowned throughout a walking at a popular traveler location in Scotland, according to regional media reports. Jitendranath Karuturi (left) and Chanhakya Bolisetti.(X) The trainees have actually been recognized as Jitendranath ‘Jitu’ Karuturi (26) and Chanhakya Bolisetti (22 ). Both of them were pursuing Masters at Dundee University. HT launches Crick-it, a one stop location to capture Cricket, anytime, anywhere. Check out now! According to the Courier, the 2 were attempting to catch a photo of the Linn of Tummel at Blair Atholl in Perthshire, when they fell under the water on April 17. “Around 7 pm on Wednesday (April 17), we got a report of 2 males, aged 22 and 26 years, in the water at the Linn of Tummel waterfall near Blair Atholl,” a representative of the Scotland Police was priced quote as stating by Daily Record. “Emergency services went to and following searches in the location, the bodies of 2 males were recuperated from the water.” “Enquiries are continuous to develop the complete situations, nevertheless, there would not seem any suspicious situations surrounding these deaths. A report will be sent to the procurator financial,” the representative included. The Indian high commission in London stated that the trainees came from Andhra Pradesh, reported The Times of India. The objective stated that it is in touch with their households “Two Indian trainees coming from Andhra Pradesh drowned in a regrettable occurrence Wednesday night and their bodies were discovered a little downstream. Consulate general of India has actually been in touch with households of the trainees and a consular authorities has actually satisfied the relative of one the trainees who resides in the UK,” an unknown authorities of the objective was priced estimate as stating by the paper. “University of Dundee has actually ensured of all assistance. The post-mortem is anticipated to happen on 19 April and afterwards treatments for repatriating bodies to India will be done.” A Dundee University representative explained the event as awful to the Courier. “This has actually been a terrible mishap which has actually stunned all of us, and our ideas are with the friends and families of the trainees,” the representative stated. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Follow the current breaking news and advancements from India and all over the world with Hindustan Times’ newsdesk. From politics and policies to the economy and the environment, from regional problems to nationwide occasions and international affairs, we’ve got you covered.
2 Indian trainees drown while treking in Scotland: reports – Hindustan Times
