Special CorrespondentSource: http://www.hindu.com/2006/05/19/stories/2006051906550300.htm
CUDDALORE: Two students namely M. Kalaivanan (11) and S. Manikandan (12) reportedly drowned in the Uppanar when they had gone there to take bath on Wednesday.
Both belonged to Kudikadu near Old Town area. The families of the two boys searched for them throughout the night but could not locate them.
However, the bodies were found floating in the Uppanar on Thursday.
The police have sent the bodies to Cuddalore headquarters government hospital for post-mortem.
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