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Cyclone Murasu: Four Tamil Nadu fishermen's bodies recovered after boat capsizes off Andhra coast
By TNIE online desk3 min read at The New Indian Express
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A senior official reported that four bodies of Tamil Nadu fishermen have been recovered after their boat capsized off the Andhra Pradesh coast during Cyclone Murasu, with search operations continuing for five others.
The fishermen had moved their boat from a port in Andhra Pradesh to join colleagues without informing authorities, leading to the capsizing.
The Coast Guard conducted rescue operations, and the Tamil Nadu government has sent a team to Andhra Pradesh to assist.
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Four bodies of Tamil Nadu fishermen who went missing after their boat capsized off the Andhra Pradesh coast amid Cyclone Murasu have been recovered, while search operations are underway to trace five others, a senior official said on Thursday, reported PTI.
Prakasam District Collector P Raja Babu said the fishermen had ventured into the sea from Chennai on October 29. With Cyclone Murasu approaching, they were advised to move their boats to safer locations along the Andhra Pradesh coast. Accordingly, four boats were anchored in the state, three at Ramayapatnam Port and one at Nizampatnam Port.
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