At least 50 missing in Assam after boat capsizes in the Brahmaputra
The Hindu
The Brahmaputra at Neamatighat in eastern Assam’s Jorhat district has been flowing close to the danger mark.
At least 50 people were missing after two ferries collided and one of them capsized in the Brahmaputra at Neamatighat in eastern Assam’s Jorhat district on September 8 afternoon. The ferry that sank was bound to Kamalabari ferry point in Majuli island from Neamatighat while the other was going to Neamatighat. “We located the capsized boat about 350m from the riverbank. About 20 on board were rescued from various spots downstream but some 50 are missing,” Jorhat Superintendent of Police Ankur Jain told The Hindu.
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