Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan has on Monday announced that a judicial K inquiry would be conducted into the Thanur boat mishap in which 22 people were killed and many injured.
Chief minister Vijayan, who reached Thanur on Monday morning to evaluate the rescue operations taking place in the boat capsize incident site, told media persons that a judicial commission including technical experts would probe the boat mishap that led to the death of 22 people.
The chief minister also announced a financial assistance of Rs 10 lakh each to the dependents of the deceased.
He also said the state government will bear the medical expenses of those injured in the accident.
Earlier, he participated at an all-party meeting in Thanur. He also visited those who sustained injuries in the mishap, admitted at the Thirurangadi Taluk hospital.
Twenty-two people, including seven children, were killed when a tourist boat capsized in Poorapuzha river, near the Ottumpuram Thooval Theeram beach ar Thanoor in Kerala's Malappuram district on Sunday evening.
The death toll is likely to go up as several passengers are missing. Many of the victims were women and children. Most of them were from families from neighbouring places.
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