Hyderabad: An Indian MBBS student from Andhra Pradesh died in Kyrgyzstan after he got trapped in a frozen waterfall there.
Dasari Chandu (21), from Madugula village in Anakapalle, went on an outing with his four friends on April 21 after they finished their second-year exams. But Chandu got trapped in the ice of the frozen waterfall and died. The youth had gone to Kyrgyzstan a year ago to pursue MBBS.
His parents were informed about the death by Kyrgyzstan authorities.The parents have approached Anakapalle MP B Venkata Sathyavathi for help in getting the boy’s mortal remains back to India. Union minister G Kishan Reddy has also assured the family that he would speak to MEA regarding this.
Dasari Chandu is the second son of Dasari Bheem Raju, owner of a well-known sweet shop in Anakapalle.
Dasari Chandu (21), from Madugula village in Anakapalle, went on an outing with his four friends on April 21 after they finished their second-year exams. But Chandu got trapped in the ice of the frozen waterfall and died. The youth had gone to Kyrgyzstan a year ago to pursue MBBS.
His parents were informed about the death by Kyrgyzstan authorities.The parents have approached Anakapalle MP B Venkata Sathyavathi for help in getting the boy’s mortal remains back to India. Union minister G Kishan Reddy has also assured the family that he would speak to MEA regarding this.
Dasari Chandu is the second son of Dasari Bheem Raju, owner of a well-known sweet shop in Anakapalle.