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Rescuers refused to save the official for free
In India, rescuers refused to pull out a sinking official out of the water for free. While the divers waited for a money transfer with a size of ten thousand rupees - about ten thousand rubles - a man drowned, the publication of The Times of India reported .
The 45-year-old deputy director of the Indian state health department, Yuttar Pradesh, Adaty Vardhan Singh, tried to take a selfie on the edge of the boat and fell into the Gang River, journalists said with reference to eyewitnesses. The accident occurred on August 31, but the body is still looking for, and the local authorities began to verify information about the selfish rescuers, the newspaper writes.
Adyatia rested on the river in the company of friends and swam far from the coast on a boat with them, journalists say. The company did not have time to save the man from falling on board and immediately turned to the group of vodolaz rescuers on the shore. However, rescuers refused to help for free, later the friends of the deceased claimed. Friends said that they did not have ten thousand cash with them. Divers asked for an online transmission. However, when the money was transferred, the drowning man had already taken to the sea.
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The local publication Deccan Herald said that the diver, who asked for money, was called Shalesh Kashyap. It was he who was the first to go to look for Adyatia, but to no avail.
Journalists said that local officials quickly arrived at the scene, which fell into the water began to look for motor boats, several divers went down to the bottom, but the searches also ended in nothing. The second stage of the search began on September 1, but also did not give a result, the Indian media write.
The chief district prosecutor Rajosh Kumar Singh said that the authorities were checking the accusations of eyewitnesses against the rescue group. According to the prosecutor, rescuers assure that they asked friends of a drowning man for fuel for their steamer, and not for the service of salvation of a person. “However, if there are at least the share of truth in the accusations, we will initiate a matter against divers,” said the district prosecutor.
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