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Mancherial: A woman and her two girls from the same family drowned in a pond while they were allegedly washing clothes there at Kashimpalli village in Jaipur mandal on Sunday.
Police said Manemma (24), her sister-in-law Keerthana (16) and younger sister Kavya (9), all migrants, met a watery grave. Their bodies were retrieved from the pond.
The family had migrated to the village from Khammam in search of a livelihood a few months ago and eked out a living by selling utensils in exchange for hair. Further details are awaited.
Manemma’s husband lodged a complaint with the police, following which a case has been registered.