A detailed update from Jabalpur confirms that rescue operations are still underway at the Bargi Dam cruise accident site, even after more than 12–14 hours of the tragedy. According to reporter Amarjeet Khare, 39 people were on board the cruise when it capsized due to sudden stormy weather and strong waves So far, six bodies have been recovered—all of them women—while 24 people have been rescued and admitted to medical facilities. However, nine passengers are still missing, and search operations continue. Teams from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), SDRF, local administration, and even the army are involved in the operation. Officials say the submerged cruise has still not been pulled out of the dam due to deep waters, making the rescue effort more difficult and raising concerns that more victims may still be trapped inside. Eyewitness accounts from survivors describe sudden storms, strong waves, and structural damage to the vessel, while families of missing passengers continue to wait anxiously for updates. The final toll is still uncertain as rescue efforts continue.
Breaking Update: Storm Turns Deadly as Cruise Capsizes in Madhya Pradesh
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