Jet ski accident kills two Indo-Canadians on Fraser river

Two Indo-Canadians, including a prominent realtor, have died after a fatal jet-ski accident on the Fraser river.
Two men, both in their 50s, were found unresponsive on the shores of the Fraser river after a fatal jet-ski accident on Thursday night.
They had now been identified as prominent realtor-builder Salinder Burmy and his friend Ramanjit "Bunty" Bachra, The Link newspaper reported.
The duo was wearing life jackets but sustained "severe head trauma" in the accident and a jet ski was found adrift near their bodies in the Fraser River, police said.
Police suspect that speed and lighting could have been factors that led to the incident.

Burmy's LinkedIn profile lists him as president and CEO at Presidio Land Development Corp. Under the business categories were land assembly, land development, investments and project marketing, the report said.
Burmy also supported social causes, including education, human rights and poverty alleviation.