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KERALA TRAGEDY THAT COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED

The Morning Standard

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July 22, 2024

A 47-year-old sanitation worker, Joy, tragically lost his life in Kerala's capital city as he got stuck in a filth-filled canal while trying to clean it up.

He was part of a group of casual sanitation workers deployed by a private agency, roped in by the Railways to clean the stretch that flows under the station. Though teams of NDRF, fire and rescue, and police conducted a massive search in the 140-metre tunnel and adjoining areas for two days, they could not make any headway due to the huge pile of garbage accumulated. The body was finally recovered on July 15, 46 hours after he went on Saturday.

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