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Maharashtra Techie's Last Message: Texted Mother Hours Before Tragedy in US Glacier National Park Ends in Drowning

A young techie from Maharashtra, India, tragically lost his life on the afternoon of July 10th in Glacier National Park, Montana, USA. The victim, identified as 29-year-old Shrinivas Nakka, drowned while swimming in Lake McDonald. Last Message to His Mother Just hours before the tragedy, Nakka sent a text message to his mother, Uma  Mahadevamma, expressing his excitement about the trip and sharing some travel updates. The text read: 'I just spent the day hiking in Glacier  National Park. It's amazing here! We're going for a swim in Lake  McDonald later.' Search and Rescue Operation The  Glacier National Park Rangers received a report of a possible drowning around 5:30 pm. Rangers and local search and rescue teams were immediately dispatched to the scene. They conducted a thorough search and eventually located Nakka's body in the lake. Family in Shock and Grief Nakka's family in India was devastated by the news. His mother, Mahadevamma,  said she couldn't believe that her son was gone. 'He was so full of life and had so many plans,' she said. 'We can't believe this has happened.' Investigation Ongoing The National Park Service is investigating the incident. According to preliminary reports, Nakka was swimming near the shore in an area with a designated swimming buoy. The exact cause of drowning is yet to be determined. Community Mourns Loss The community of  Columbia Falls, Montana, where Nakka was staying during his trip, is mourning his loss. The local Indian community has rallied around Nakka's family and is providing support during this difficult time. Safety Precautions in Water The incident has highlighted the importance of water safety, especially in unfamiliar and unpredictable environments. Visitors to Glacier National  Park are advised to take precautions when swimming in lakes and rivers. In Memory of Shrinivas Nakka Shrinivas Nakka will be remembered as a bright and adventurous young man who loves exploring the outdoors. His loss is a reminder to cherish every moment and to live life to the fullest.