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Woman rescued after crocodile bite when she jumped into Karnataka river to end her life
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Woman rescued after crocodile bite when she jumped into Karnataka river to end her life

✍️ India Today 🗓 06 Nov 2026, 03:32 AM 👁 11
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A woman who leapt into a Karnataka river in an apparent suicide attempt was bitten by a crocodile; her screams alerted rescuers who pulled her to safety.

A distressing incident unfolded on a river in Karnataka when a woman, reportedly attempting to end her life, jumped into the water. While in the river, she was attacked by a crocodile, which inflicted serious injuries. Bystanders heard her screams and immediately alerted local authorities. Rescue teams arrived promptly, pulling the injured woman out of the water and providing first aid before transporting her to a nearby hospital. Officials are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident and have urged the public to avoid risky behavior near wildlife habitats.

The incident highlights the dangers of interacting with natural water bodies that are home to crocodiles, especially in regions where these reptiles are common. Wildlife officials have reiterated the need for awareness and caution, advising residents and visitors to stay away from riverbanks known for crocodile activity. The woman's condition is being monitored, and her family has been informed.

Authorities are also reviewing safety measures along the riverbank to prevent similar occurrences. While the motive behind the woman's jump appears to be self-harm, the unexpected crocodile attack added a lethal element to the tragedy, prompting calls for better mental health support and wildlife safety education in the state.
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