Srinagar, April 20 : (CNI) Kashmir Valley saw a heartwarming display of solidarity and compassion as people from all walks of life thronged mosques during Friday prayers and the recovery of those who went missing in the tragic Batwara boat incident. And offer special prayers for the victims.

Under the leadership of preachers including Mirwaiz Kashmir, prayers were offered in mosques across the valley resounding with the collective sorrow and longing of the missing persons.

Mirwaiz Kashmir himself offered special prayers at the historic Jama Masjid in Srinagar and offered consolation and support to the bereaved families.

The atmosphere inside the mosques was calm, yet imbued with a sense of resilience and unity as people gathered around those affected by the disaster.

Through these special prayers, the people of Kashmir reiterated their unwavering support and solidarity in this hour of difficulty.

The death toll in this tragedy has risen to six, while five lucky ones have been rescued from the dangerous waters.

However, anxiety continues for the families of the four, who are still unaccounted for, as search and rescue efforts continue unabated.

On April 16, an accident occurred when a boat capsized in the deep waters of the Jhelum River at Ganbal Batwara in Srinagar, which had a profound impact on the region.

The passengers included school going children, women and men who expressed deep concern and sympathy in the public.

As search and rescue efforts continue, the determination to find the missing remains unwavering, fueled by the collective prayers and hopes of the Valley. In this hour of trial, the resilience and solidarity shown by the Kashmiri people stands as a beacon of strength, lighting the way for healing and recovery.(CNI)