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[VIDEO] Young man dies at Arasinagundi Waterfalls: Wanted to go viral

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31-07-2023


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Publicado: 31-07-2023 19:32:16 PDT

He lost his balance and was swept away by the current

Sharath Kumar, a 23-year-old young man, sought to achieve viral fame on social media by filming himself standing next to the Arasinagundi Waterfalls in India. However, his attempt to capture a daring feat turned into a tragedy when he lost his balance and was swept away by the current.

 

The accident occurred on July 23rd, and for a week, an intense search was conducted until they finally found his body trapped on a rock about 100 meters from the incident site.

 

 

 

The video of the fateful moment was recently and widely shared on social media, showing how the young man quickly disappeared amidst the cameraman's cries for help.

 

The Swaparnika River, fed by the waterfalls where the accident happened, runs through the Kollur province. However, due to frequent flooding in the region, the waterfalls often become slippery and dangerous, so it is recommended not to approach the edges.

 

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[VIDEO] Young man dies at Arasinagundi Waterfalls: Wanted to go viral