bizarre 3 women drown while taking selfies

[Lord Gutsy]

Idiots

3 Women Drown While Taking Selfies Near Waterfall in ASR District

One woman survives after locals rescue her; mishap occurred near Mallangumi village in Ananthagiri.

www.deccanchronicle.com

 

[djdeeds]

A "mishap" literally just standing in water LMAO

 

[LUNATIC666]

why go swimming if you can`t swim?

 

[Goon239]

why go swimming if you can`t swim?

Agreed

 

[letterhead]

Look they made the water dirty

 

[miketeevee13]

I learnt how to swim when I was 5. How is it that these monkeys can’t swim?

 

[CunningLinguist]

I kept hearing a parrot, but I never saw it.

 

[TheDevilRullz]

The problem in this type of river is always pipes or cracks that drain or suck the water too strongly, depending on the suction force (like the mouth of a naughty sister or mother of some people), it doesn't matter if you know how to swim or not.

And then there's the problem of one drowning person desperately pulling others down as well.

 

[Hellride]

Drowning...the silent death. Still, these people are idiots, and there's no fixing stupid.

 

[Sgt.Stupid]

Filthy lesbian scenes end in tragedy.

 

[TW42]

My dad threw me out of the boat into the lake and held my mom down so she couldn't jump in to interfere...I drank half the lake trying to learn how to swim but only took about 30 seconds for instinct to take over

 

[dannyzep]

i would've stood there laughing at them as their frenzied terror went ignored LOL

 

[Soulless]

HOW DARE YOU INTERRUPT MY FAP?!?!

 

[LurancyVenom]

How?

 

[Smokinrav]

Something sucked them under without visibly disturbingthe surface, like a horizontal vortex. From AI

"An underwater horizontal vortex is a rotating, tube-like water current that travels horizontally, often created by breaking waves, strong coastal currents interacting with the seabed, or by artificial means like ROV thrusters. These, often called "tornado rips" or vortex rings, can suspend sediment, creating a visible, spinning, tunnel-shaped plume that poses risks to divers by trapping them in a localized, spinning motion."