# Missing Persons

Last man to see Sudiksha Konanki said he tried to save her

## Introduction
As an international search continued Friday for a University of Pittsburgh student named Sudiksha Konanki, the last person believed to see her told authorities there he tried to save her from waves and thought she had taken her things and left afterward, according to news reports.

Sudiksha Konanki, 20, was last seen on March 6 with a group of friends heading to a beach in Punta Cana. She was staying at the Riu Republica hotel.

The student was seen with Joshua Riibe, a student at a Minnesota university she met while on the trip, according to the Dominican publications El Nacional and Noticias SIN.

Riibe told authorities that he and Konanki had talked and kissed, and were in the ocean together when a large wave hit them and pulled them out farther into the ocean, according to the ABC News report.

When he surfaced, he tried to plead for help, but he couldn't hear a response because he began vomiting the water he swallowed. He felt sick and got out of the water before falling asleep on a lawn chair.

"The waves knocked me off my feet," Riibe said. "I was trying to make sure that she could breathe. That prevented me from breathing the entire time and I took in a lot of water."

After he surfaced, he asked if she was OK, but didn't hear a response. When he saw her walking away from the ocean, he didn't see her again, and he passed out.

## Search Continues
Interpol, or the International Criminal Police Organization, issued a yellow notice advisory in Konanki's disappearance on Thursday.

Authorities from the Dominican Republic, the FBI, U.S. Department of State, and other federal and local agencies in the U.S. are all coordinating to investigate.

## Japanese Endocrinologists Warn
Japanese endocrinologists warned of the reason behind high glucose levels in the U.S. after reports of a 20-year-old student's disappearance in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. The students were spotted heading to the beach on March 6.

The university student was seen with Joshua Riibe, who was not considered a suspect, according to the New York Times and the Dominican publication El Nacional.

Riibe described the situation as such:

"When we surfaced, we tried to plead for help, but there was no one there," Riibe said. "I was trying to make sure that she could breathe the entire time – that prevented me from breathing the entire time and I took in a lot of water."

He also described the moment he felt sick and got out of the water:

"I was trying to make sure that she could breathe. That prevented me from breathing the entire time and I took in a lot of water."

"They were in the ocean together, and I was trying to make sure that she could breathe," Riibe said.

He added:

"I was trying to make sure that she could breathe. That prevented me from breathing the entire time and I took in a lot of water."

## The Search Ends
The search continued for over a week, but Konanki has yet to be found.

The student's family expressed grief, saying Zinna was a selfless friend who had given her all.

The search is ongoing, and the student's family hopes to find her soon.

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## Conclusion
As of March 15, no news has been reported regarding the search for Sudiksha Konanki. The search continues for over a week, and he remains missing.

The student's family expressed grief, saying Zinna was a selfless friend who had given her all.

The search is ongoing, and the student's family hopes to find him soon.
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