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Zimbabwe student drowns at Kakinada beach

A 22-year-old Zimbabwe student, Fenele Goodwill Ncube, drowned in the sea while swimming along with his friends at NTR beach in Kakinada on Sunday. He reportedly died minutes after he was rescued by the Marine Police on duty at the beach. He is pursuing his second year B.Com at Adithya Degree College. Sarpavaram Circle Inspector D.S. Chaitanya Krishna said that Mr.

Goodwill drowned after he ventured into deeper waters for a swim while his five friends stayed near the shore. The incident occurred when the six Zimbabwe students of Adithya Group of Colleges visited the beach to spend the weekend. Marine police and water sports personnel rushed to Mr. Goodwill rescue after he called for help. They rescued him from the water and attempted Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) before shifting him to Government General Hospital, where he was declared brought dead.

Timmapuram police have registered a case and investigation is on.

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