Body Of Navy Sailor, Who Went Missing After Fire At INS Brahmaputra, Found
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The warship was severely damaged and tilted heavily to one side following the fire on Sunday evening. The warship is now resting on her left side.
The body of Leading Seaman Sitendra Singh, who went missing following a major fire onboard India's frontline warship INS Brahmaputra at the naval dockyard in Mumbai three days ago, was found on Wednesday, officials said.
The warship was severely damaged and tilted heavily to one side following the fire on Sunday evening. The warship is now resting on her left side.
Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi visited the naval dockyard on Tuesday and reviewed the sequence of events leading to the accident.
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