Fisherman feared dead; search operation called off

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February 21, 2011

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Mangalore, February 21: The family members of a fisherman who went missing off the Mangalore coast plunged in agony as the search operation was called off by noon on Monday afternoon.

Thirty year old Ganapati son of Madhava, a resident of Bhatkal had drowned after slipping from a fishing boat, strait opposite to mouth of estuary in the Arabian sea at around 11:20 on Sunday night. The boat had commenced its shipping voyage carrying a team of six fishermen at 11:00pm from fishing port.

Unable to trace Ganapati in the dark, even after an hour long search in the surrounding waters, his fellow fishermen returned to the port and informed the port authority, which sent three boats for search operation in the early morning.

However, the search operation was suspended before noon after losing all the hope.

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