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Nalasopara Youth Goes Missing After Being Swept Into Deep Waters At Kalamb Creek, Search Operation Underway

Vasai: A local youth identified as Krishna Anil Vishwakarma, a resident of Nalasopara known for creating videos and reels on social media, went missing after drowning in a creek along Kalamb Beach. The incident has triggered widespread concern across the local area. Police and the fire brigade have launched a search operation to trace the missing youth. Also Watch: According to available details,…

Nalasopara Youth Goes Missing After Being Swept Into Deep Waters At Kalamb Creek, Search Operation Underway

Vasai witnessed the disappearance of local youth Krishna Anil Vishwakarma, known for his social media videos and reels. The incident occurred at Kalamb Creek, a beach in Nalasopara West, where Krishna drowned in deep waters. Police and fire brigade have initiated a search operation to locate the missing youth. Krishna lived in Gurukrupa Apartment near Durga Mata Temple in Nalasopara East.

On Friday at 1:00 PM, he went on an outing with relatives to Kalamb Beach. He entered the creek near Mini Goa Resort, mistaking the water's depth for shallower than it was. Unable to judge, he ventured further in, only to be dragged into stronger currents as the water depth increased. His companions and passersby immediately raised the alarm, but entering the treacherous waters proved too dangerous.

Upon learning of the incident, officers from the Arnala Coastal Police Station launched a search operation with lifeguards and the fire brigade. Krishna was a well-known figure in the neighborhood and on social media, popular for his video content. As word of his disappearance spread, friends, family, and followers expressed their concern. The search continues to locate Krishna in the sea.

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