AGRA, July 14 -- The body of a 58-year-old woman, who went missing after a shop collapsed during heavy rain in Agra last Wednesday, was recovered from a drain on Monday, six days after the incident. The deceased, Ganga Devi, was among six people inside the shop in Subhash Bazar when it collapsed following continuous rainfall. Five people, including her daughter, a Uttar Pradesh Police constable, and her granddaughter, were rescued. However, Ganga Devi remained missing despite an extensive search by the SDRF, PAC divers, Agra Police and Nagar Nigam teams. A Nagar Nigam spokesperson said the body was found in a drain near Avantibai Crossing, opposite Shahjahan Garden, on Monday afternoon. It was sent for post-mortem examination after officials reached the spot. Around 400 Nagar Nigam personnel were deployed in the search operation. Teams searched the drain network from Subhash Bazar to the Yamuna river, where the drains eventually lead. Assistant municipal commissioner Ashok Priya Gautam said the body was found during a search operation using a chain machine in the drain near Amar Singh Gate. It was later identified as Ganga Devi. On Sunday, Agra mayor Hemlata Diwakar and municipal commissioner Santosh Kumar Vaishya met the victim's family at Ambedkar Park and assured them of all possible assistance in the search. "Every effort will be made to prevent such incidents in future," Diwakar said....