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5 Tourists From Pune Drowned at Sindhudurg

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February 23, 2025

TWO tourists lost their lives, while as many were rescued and one sustained injuries when swimming in the sea at Tarkarli beach in Sindhudurg district on Saturday.

- EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE @Mumbai

According to an official from the Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC), the incident occurred at the famous Tarkarli Beach in Malvan at around 11.30 am, where a group of five tourists from Pune went swimming in the deep sea.

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