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Three bodies of six member family missing in the stream at Kamanuru recovered on Thursday
Police recovered 3 bodies of a 6 member family who were missing in the stream on Tuesday, at bushes near Machana Palle Vanka after 3 days on Thursday.
Kadapa: Police recovered 3 bodies of a 6 member family who were missing in the stream on Tuesday, at bushes near Machana Palle Vanka after 3 days on Thursday.
The deceased were identified as M.Ramanjaneyulu, and his wife M. Subbamma, his daughter M. Anjali.
According to the sources the incident came into the light with some passers noticed 3 dead bodies floating on water at Machana Palle as they alerted the police. However, police suspected that remaining 3 bodies might be caught in the bushes at the same place. When contacted by Hans India Proddatur rural circle inspector M. Viswanatha Reddy said that it will takes some time to locate the remaining bodies because they might be caught in the middle of bushes.
It may be recalled that a 6 member family belongs to Portladurthi village of Yerraguntla mandal washed away in the stream at Kamanuru village on while returning to their native place after attending some function in Proddatur mandal on Tuesday.
