Rakesh Ahire, a resident of Nashik, often visited Mumbai for his medical treatments at Lokhandwala. However, a tragic incident turned his routine visit into a nightmare when he lost his daughter and son-in-law in a boat accident.
Tragic Boat AccidentNashikMumbaiRakesh AhireFamily LossReal Estate MumbaiDec 20, 2024
The boat accident took place off the coast of Mumbai, India.
The boat capsized due to rough sea conditions.
Rakesh Ahire is a 55-year-old resident of Nashik. He was in Mumbai for his regular medical treatments at Lokhandwala hospital.
The local community is offering emotional and practical support to the Ahire family. Local organizations have set up donation drives to help with medical and funeral expenses.
Local authorities and the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) are conducting a thorough investigation to understand the cause of the accident and are working to implement better safety measures for recreational boat rides.
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