7 believers in India were washed away by the river in the Ganges pilgrimage, and was eventually rescued

Jimu Journalist Wang Liangliang Hu Li

According to the "Indian Stan Times" reported on the 22nd, the seven Hindu believers were washed away by the river during pilgrimage due to the turbulent water of the Ganges River, and finally rescued with the help of the police and the army.

(Screenshot of Internet Video)

It is reported that every year, a large number of wetto believers gathered in Harriva (the first stop of the Ganges from the mountains to northern India), from the Ganges, and sincerely worshiped.The authorities expect at least 40 million Hinduists to reach Harriva and nearby regions in the past two weeks to participate in pilgrimage activities.

It can be seen from the video circulating on the Internet that seven Hindu believers were washed away by turbulent river, struggling in the river, and was eventually rescued by police and soldiers.

According to the regional public security officer Naresh Joluri, so far, the rescuers of the army have rescued at least 18 drowning people.He also urged everyone to stay away from the turbulent river.

"Another woman was washed away yesterday yesterday, and was sent to the hospital after being rescued. It is now safe."

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