Two Pune Tourists Drown, One Rescued At Tarkarli Beach In Malvan

Two Pune Tourists Drown, One Rescued At Tarkarli Beach In Malvan

The rescued man's condition is critical, and he is undergoing treatment at the district hospital

PTIUpdated: Saturday, February 22, 2025, 04:23 PM IST
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Radhey Shayam Nandu Nishad, 30, tragically drowned while swimming in the Ambernath dam on Friday morning | Representational Image

Two tourists drowned, and another was rescued at a beach in Sindhudurg district on Saturday, police said.

The incident occurred at Tarkarli Beach in Malvan, where a group of five tourists from Pune went swimming in the afternoon, an official said.

He said three men started drowning after they ventured deep into the water, and locals managed to save one of them.

The official said the bodies of the deceased, identified as Shubham Sushil Sonawane and Rohit Balasaheb Koli, have been sent for post-mortem.

He said that the rescued man's condition is critical, and he is undergoing treatment at the district hospital.

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