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Four Indians Drown At Philip Island Beach In Australia's Victoria
Four Indians drowned off an unpatrolled beach at Phillip Island in Australia's Victoria on Wednesday. The victims - a man and two women in their 20s and another woman in her 40s - belonged to an extended family, local media reported.
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2 Indians Drown In Australia Beach While Saving Family Members, 1 Missing
Two Indian nationals died and another is still missing after they drowned in Australia's Moonee beach on Monday.
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Teen Footballer's Father Seeks Sushma Swaraj's Help To Bring Back Body From Australia
The father of a 15-year-old footballer from Delhi who drowned at the Glenelg Beach in Australia has requested External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to help bring back his daughter's body as soon as possible.
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In Australia For School Games, Delhi Teen Drowns While Taking Photos
A 15-year-old girl from Delhi, who had gone to Australia to participate in the Pacific School Games, has drowned in the sea off Adelaide. The body of Nitisha Negi was recovered this morning. The girl, a footballer from a school, was part of the 120-member Indian contingent.
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Indian Girl, 15, Drowns In Australia, 4 Others Rescued
A 15-year-old female footballer from Delhi, who had gone to take part in the unrecognised Pacific School Games in Australia, died after being drowned at the Glenelg Beach in Adelaide today, a top official of School Games Federation of India (SGFI) said.
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South Australia Government To Pay For Return Of Drowned Footballer’s Body To India
Nitisha Negi , who drowned in Adelaide, was in Australia for the Pacific School Games.
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15-Year-Old Indian Schoolgirl, In Adelaide For Sporting Event, Drowns
An Indian schoolgirl who was in this Australian city to play football at the Pacific School Games drowned off a city beach, police said.
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Indonesians Jailed in Australia Over Deadly Boat Voyage That Drowned Over 100 People
Two Indonesian nationals on Thursday were sentenced to six and nine years in jail in Australia for people-smuggling, after a doomed venture in which more than 100 people drowned.
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Two Indian students drown in Australia
Two Indian students drowned on Sunday after being washed off rocks in South Australia. The men were part of a tour group visiting Vivonne Bay on Kangaroo Island."They were posing to take some photographs on the water's edge. There are some rocks out there. A large wave came along and swept two of the gentlemen off the rock into the water. The...
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Four Indians Drown At Philip Island Beach In Australia's Victoria
Four Indians drowned off an unpatrolled beach at Phillip Island in Australia's Victoria on Wednesday. The victims - a man and two women in their 20s and another woman in her 40s - belonged to an extended family, local media reported.
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2 Indians Drown In Australia Beach While Saving Family Members, 1 Missing
Two Indian nationals died and another is still missing after they drowned in Australia's Moonee beach on Monday.
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Teen Footballer's Father Seeks Sushma Swaraj's Help To Bring Back Body From Australia
The father of a 15-year-old footballer from Delhi who drowned at the Glenelg Beach in Australia has requested External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to help bring back his daughter's body as soon as possible.
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In Australia For School Games, Delhi Teen Drowns While Taking Photos
A 15-year-old girl from Delhi, who had gone to Australia to participate in the Pacific School Games, has drowned in the sea off Adelaide. The body of Nitisha Negi was recovered this morning. The girl, a footballer from a school, was part of the 120-member Indian contingent.
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Indian Girl, 15, Drowns In Australia, 4 Others Rescued
A 15-year-old female footballer from Delhi, who had gone to take part in the unrecognised Pacific School Games in Australia, died after being drowned at the Glenelg Beach in Adelaide today, a top official of School Games Federation of India (SGFI) said.
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South Australia Government To Pay For Return Of Drowned Footballer’s Body To India
Nitisha Negi , who drowned in Adelaide, was in Australia for the Pacific School Games.
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15-Year-Old Indian Schoolgirl, In Adelaide For Sporting Event, Drowns
An Indian schoolgirl who was in this Australian city to play football at the Pacific School Games drowned off a city beach, police said.
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Indonesians Jailed in Australia Over Deadly Boat Voyage That Drowned Over 100 People
Two Indonesian nationals on Thursday were sentenced to six and nine years in jail in Australia for people-smuggling, after a doomed venture in which more than 100 people drowned.
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Two Indian students drown in Australia
Two Indian students drowned on Sunday after being washed off rocks in South Australia. The men were part of a tour group visiting Vivonne Bay on Kangaroo Island."They were posing to take some photographs on the water's edge. There are some rocks out there. A large wave came along and swept two of the gentlemen off the rock into the water. The...
