Swetha Chirumamilla, a 26-year-old
telugu lady, was discovered dead in Washington state's Rialto Beach.
swetha was with friends at the
beach on the Olympic Peninsula, northwest of Seattle, when the
party was overwhelmed by a wave. The 26-year-old was allegedly abducted by ocean currents on
monday,
september 25, according to the US Coast Guard, which received a call at 10:50 am.
Five hours were spent searching by the Coast Guard, who used two helicopter crews and a land
search team. The corpse was discovered by the rangers the same day at 5 p.m. Despite the fact that the corpse was discovered, officials were unable to finish the recovery process until
wednesday evening because to the exceedingly hazardous weather.
According to an Olympic National Park official,
swetha Chirumamilla, 26, of Seattle, went missing on
monday soon before 11 a.m. On Rialto
beach, she was out for a stroll with two pals when a big wave pushed her into the ocean. After requesting help from many authorities, rangers discovered a corpse on the coast late on
monday afternoon. At the time, the weather was assessed to be too hazardous for an attempt at evacuation.
Due to the torrential rain and strong gusts on Tuesday, Rialto
beach was shut down. The corpse was brought in on
wednesday at 4:45, according to a park official.