Heart Attack Symptoms, a sudden heart attack in the middle of the competition! Bengaluru man dies of heart attack while swimming from Sri Lanka to India know details

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Water was his friend. He did not succumb to age with indomitable stubbornness. Swimming was one of his passions. I also participated in swimming competition. However, his fellow contestants can still think of such a tragic outcome. A heart attack by the late Bengaluru septuagenarian (aged between 70 and 79) swimmer Gopal Rao. He participated in a swimming event from Thalaimannar in Sri Lanka to Dhanushkodi Island in Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu. He died of a heart attack during the event on Tuesday. Gopal Rao was a member of a team of swimmers. The team of swimmers organized a swimming event. Gopal participated in that event. He suffered a heart attack during the event. The swimmers started the relay swimming event from Sri Lanka across the Pak Strait to India.

On April 22, the swimmers left Rameswaram by boat. Then they started swimming from Thalaimannar in Sri Lanka towards Dhanushkodi at around 12:00 PM on April 23. Gopal Rao was the third swimmer in the lineup. Around 3 pm he suddenly felt sick. He feels chest pain. His treatment started immediately. First aid started on the boat. But there was no last defense. Doctors declared him dead. A shadow of grief descends on the sudden death of the competitor. The event is cancelled. The rest of the swimmers decided to cancel the relay event. They returned to Dhanushkodi island by boat. Gopalbabu’s body has been sent to the government hospital for post-mortem. A case has been registered by the Rameswaram town police in the incident, it is learned that the swimmers had taken all necessary permissions from the authorities in both India and Sri Lanka.

Incidentally, a few days ago, two Indian students were killed in a road accident in the United States. They migrated from Telangana, India to the United States for higher education. They lost their lives in an accident in the state of Arizona on Saturday night local time. According to the families of the victims, their car collided head-on with another car in the Peoria area on Saturday night local time. Nives Mukka and Gautam Kumar Parsi are both 19 years old. Nivesh was a resident of Huzurabad town in Karimnagar district. On the other hand, Gautam Kumar was a resident of Ghanpur station in Jangaon district. Both were studying computer science engineering at Arizona State University.