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Maharashtra: 6-year old electrocuted after coming in contact with lamp post

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: June 3, 2023 11:22 IST

A six-year-old was fatally electrocuted while another was injured after coming into contact with a lamp post in Vakola, ...

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A six-year-old was fatally electrocuted while another was injured after coming into contact with a lamp post in Vakola, the police said. According to a hospital statement, the six-year-old was declared dead at the hospital while the 5-year-old’s condition was sid to be stable.

The deceased was identified as Teharin Parvin Mohd Iftekhar, a resident of Chaitanya Colony near the Neha building in Vakola. The police said the incident was reported around 11.46 pm on Friday.

The children were electrocuted after coming into contact with a lamp post and were rushed to VN Desai hospital in Mumbai where one of them was declared brought dead, informed the police.

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