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Man jumps off Mumbai Sea Link, search underway

By IANS | Updated: July 31, 2023 13:30 IST

Mumbai, July 31 In a suspected case of suicide, an unidentified man jumped off the Bandra Worli Sea ...

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Mumbai, July 31 In a suspected case of suicide, an unidentified man jumped off the Bandra Worli Sea Link (BWSL) here into the Arabian Sea on Monday, police said.

Teams of the Indian Coast Guard, Indian Navy and Mumbai Police have deployed a helicopter for a massive aerial and maritime search operation to track the person from the choppy waters in the Worli Bay.

The identity of the person, where he hailed from and motive behind the extreme step is not clear.

The incident resulted in huge traffic snarls on both arms of the BWSL which the traffic police were attempting to clear to enable commuters to reach their destinations.

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