<p>Four bodies were fished out from the Bagmati river on Friday, after more than 24 hours of search operation following a boat capsize in Bihar’s Muzaffarpur district, a senior official said.</p><p>Of the four deceased, two are children.</p><p>Divers and NDRF and SDRF personnel were continuing with the search for nine others - including two young boys and three teenage girls - who are still missing.</p>.Bihar boat capsize: Rescue efforts under way to find 10 missing children.<p>Muzaffarpur District Magistrate Pranav Kumar said the boat carrying around 30 people overturned in the river at around 10 am on Thursday.</p><p>While 20 people were rescued within a few hours of the accident, others were swept away by the current and the bodies of four of them were recovered only on Friday, Kumar said.</p><p>The deceased were identified as Ajmal (4), Wasim (11), Pintu Sahani (22) and Shamshul (40).</p><p>Instructions are in place from Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to the disaster management department for providing an ex-gratia to the next of kin of each deceased.</p><p>A team of doctors is also camping near the ghat, and a facility for conducting post-mortem examinations has been set up there.</p><p>"Senior officials of the district administration are supervising the entire operation," the DM said.</p>
<p>Four bodies were fished out from the Bagmati river on Friday, after more than 24 hours of search operation following a boat capsize in Bihar’s Muzaffarpur district, a senior official said.</p><p>Of the four deceased, two are children.</p><p>Divers and NDRF and SDRF personnel were continuing with the search for nine others - including two young boys and three teenage girls - who are still missing.</p>.Bihar boat capsize: Rescue efforts under way to find 10 missing children.<p>Muzaffarpur District Magistrate Pranav Kumar said the boat carrying around 30 people overturned in the river at around 10 am on Thursday.</p><p>While 20 people were rescued within a few hours of the accident, others were swept away by the current and the bodies of four of them were recovered only on Friday, Kumar said.</p><p>The deceased were identified as Ajmal (4), Wasim (11), Pintu Sahani (22) and Shamshul (40).</p><p>Instructions are in place from Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to the disaster management department for providing an ex-gratia to the next of kin of each deceased.</p><p>A team of doctors is also camping near the ghat, and a facility for conducting post-mortem examinations has been set up there.</p><p>"Senior officials of the district administration are supervising the entire operation," the DM said.</p>