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Six Teenage Cousins Drown in Yamuna River in Agra

The state government has approved ₹4 lakh per victim to support the bereaved families.

Overview

  • Six girls aged 10 to 18 from the same extended family drowned on June 3 while bathing and filming a reel video in the Yamuna near Nagla Swami village.
  • One girl slipped into a deep channel, and the others were swept away when they tried to rescue her, according to ACP Vinayak Bhosle.
  • Local police and divers recovered all six bodies; two girls who were initially hospitalized later died during treatment.
  • Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expressed grief, directed district authorities to assist the families and announced ₹4 lakh compensation per victim from the disaster relief fund.
  • The tragedy has plunged the village into mourning and renewed calls for stronger public awareness about river safety during peak summer heat.