2 fishermen's bodies found from capsized trawler site

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Press Trust of India Canning (WB)
Last Updated : Sep 16 2014 | 6:57 PM IST
Two bodies were found today by rescuers near an island at Patharpratima in South 24 Parganas district where a fishing trawler capsized.
A district official said the bodies were found floating this afternoon and were of the two missing fishermen who were aboard the vessel which toppled yesterday.
Twelve fishermen had left the Namkhana jetty on September 15 in MV Vijaylakshmi and were returning back with their catch when the trawler got stuck near the Luthiyan Island close to Patharpratima, the official said.
Out of the 12 persons on board, nine have been rescued.
Search was on for the sole missing fisherman.
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First Published: Sep 16 2014 | 6:57 PM IST

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