Unidentified male body found at Chalia Chapori

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HT Correspondent

 

BISWANATH CHARIALI, July 16: An unidentified male body was discovered today at the Kaboimari bridge in Chalia Chapori, under the jurisdiction of Biswanath Police Station. Local residents spotted the body floating and stuck on the post of the bridge along the Ghiladhari river, prompting them to inform the Biswanath police immediately. The authorities subsequently recovered the body from the river and have sent it for autopsy. Preliminary investigations suggest that the body may have been swept away by floodwaters from another location.

The incident has raised concerns among local residents, who are awaiting further information from the authorities to determine the identity and cause of death of the deceased individual. The police are actively investigating the case and will conduct a thorough examination of the body to gather more evidence and ascertain the circumstances surrounding the incident.

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Chalia Chapori, located in the Biswanath district, has been grappling with the impact of recent floods in the region. The discovery of the body in close proximity to the Kaboimari bridge indicates a possible connection to the ongoing flood situation. Authorities are working to establish any links between the flood and the tragic incident, while urging residents to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions during this challenging period.

The local community is deeply saddened by the incident and hopes that the identification of the deceased and the subsequent investigation will provide clarity and closure to the affected individuals and their families.

 

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