According to local reports, the children were playing near the temple tank when they accidentally slipped into the deep water. Villagers quickly informed the police and rescue teams rushed to the spot. However, all three children lost their lives before they could be saved.

The victims were identified as Manvith (10), Manaswini (9), and Sharvind (7). Their deaths left the entire village in deep sorrow. Family members broke down in tears at the scene.

Police recovered the bodies with the help of locals and started an investigation into the incident. The tragic Jagtial temple tank tragedy once again raised concerns about safety around open water bodies near temples.

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On Thursday, the Collector, along with Superintendent of Police Ashok Kumar, inspected low-lying and flood-prone areas near the Godavari river in Dharmapuri. They visited Rayapatnam bridge, Nerella low-level bridge, Anantharam bridge in Jagtial mandal, and several other locations in Raikal mandal, including Ramojipet, Maithapur, and Itikyala bridges.

During the visit, Satya Prasad instructed officials to closely monitor rainfall impact and water flow conditions. He asked them to take preventive measures to avoid mishaps. The Collector also appealed to residents to remain vigilant and avoid crossing streams and bridges during heavy floods. He assured that the district administration would stand by the people at all times.

The Collector emphasized that officials must discharge duties with care and avoid negligence. He reiterated that public safety is the top priority. RDO Madhusudan, local tahsildars, MPDOs, and other officials accompanied the Collector during the inspection.

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