Digha: Two Youth – identified as Abhradip Bagaria (22) and Deborshi Singh (23), part of the eight members tour group to Digha from Madhyamgram – missing at sea on Sunday.
The search made by the police and locals proved to fail late at night.
Because of the warning for Kinab Typhoon and the possibility of its impact on the coastal Bengal, the East Midnapura Regency police have issued a strict prohibition against bathing in the sea in Digha and nurturing vigils along the coast.
A group of these tourists, who have checked into the old Dibha hotel on September 25, has gone to Talsari, which falls under the jurisdiction of the Odisha police, for fun at sea.
According to precautions, travelers were told to cancel bookings and tourists in Digha were asked to empty the hotel.
DM Midnapore Timur, Purnendu Kumar Maji, said, “This decision was taken for the safety of tourists.
The violent wave has hit the beach on Sunday and breaking the Wall Guard to enter the city of Digha.” Bdo Ramnagar I, Bishnuapada Roy, visit Digha Beach to ensure security traveler.
DM of 24 South Parganas, Planathan said that they canceled hotel tourists booking in Bakkhali, Gangasagar and Gosaba.
“The NDRF team has been deployed at Kakdwip,” Ulganathan said and wanted another four teams.
West Bengal: Two missing in the sea near Dighha
