Boy who went missing in canal yet to be traced
The Hindu
He was among six persons in a car that got washed away, drowning two
The eight-year-old boy Thrishanth who got washed away in a canal in Marpally mandal, Vikarabad, on Sunday night is yet to be traced. He was one among the six persons in a car which was headed from Mominpet to Ravepally after a post-marriage ritual. Newly-wed couple Pravalika and Nawaz Reddy, the groom’s sister Radha, Swetha Reddy and her son Thrishanth were going in the car driven by a driver Raghavender Reddy. The car reached a road in Marpally where water was overflowing. Vikarabad police said that though the family had asked Raghavender to stop the car, he drove onto the road. The car stalled on the way and got swept away into an adjoining canal. The four-wheeler vehicle hit a tree which shattered the glass of a window. While Nawaz, Radha, and Raghavender escaped, bodies of Pravalika and Swetha Reddy were recovered at a distance. However, Thrishanth was not traced.
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