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3 teens take to choppy waters in Juhu, drown

DNMUM248730 | 7/2/2012 | Author : DNA Correspondent | WC :138 | Mumbai

Three teenagers drowned off the Juhu beach within 30 minutes in separate incidents on Sunday.
Rescue teams fished out
the body of Zuber Husaain Shaikh, 15, around 8pm. At the time of going to press, firemen and lifeguards were still searching for the other two. Shaikh and his cousin Sayyed Arbaz Ali, 17, went for a swim around 2.30pm.
The other victim, Aniket Eknath Gangawane, a resident of Ville Parle (East), was swimming with his friends barely a kilometre away from the spot where the Shaikh brothers drowned, when he got washed away around 3pm.
No one knew of the incidents, till DNA lensman BL Soni informed the fire brigade around 3.30pm.
The police have registered a case of accidental death.
A lifeguard a
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