Tragedy and Heroism at Marine Drive: The Unfolded Tale
A 43-year-old woman committed suicide by jumping into the sea at Marine Drive, witnessing bystanders who recorded the incident. Amidst the chaos, Constable Suresh Bhikaji Gosavi heroically attempted a rescue but was unsuccessful. Police are attempting to identify her, while Gosavi received a commendatory reward.
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In a heart-wrenching incident at Mumbai's Marine Drive, a 43-year-old woman tragically ended her life by leaping into the sea. Occurring on Monday evening during high tide, the event drew an audience largely composed of passive onlookers, some of whom audaciously chose to document the suicide rather than intervene.
A lone hero emerged as traffic police constable Suresh Bhikaji Gosavi bravely took to the choppy waters in a valiant rescue attempt. Despite pulling her from the depths with assistance, the unidentified woman could not be saved, her body containing almost four liters of sea water when emergency CPR was administered.
The aftermath sees local police endeavoring to trace her family, as the community grapples with the ensuing shock. Meanwhile, Constable Gosavi's courage has been officially recognized with a commendation and a 5,000 rupee reward for his selfless actions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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