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Four electrocuted in separate incidents in Uttar Pradesh

Updated on: 04 March,2018 05:56 PM IST  |  Lucknow
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They were immediately taken to a community health centre, where doctors declared them brought dead

Four electrocuted in separate incidents in Uttar Pradesh

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Four people were electrocuted in two separate incidents, an official said on Sunday. In the first incident, a 34-year-old man was electrocuted in Faridpur area of the district after he allegedly came in contact with a high-tension electric cable, Additional District Magistrate (finance and revenue) Jagpal Singh said.


The man's niece, Neha (14), rushed to rescue him but she also got electrocuted, Singh said. They were immediately taken to a community health centre, where doctors declared them brought dead.


In another incident, two minors were electrocuted in Defence Colony, Singh said. The deceased were identified as Suhani (9) and Aman (15). The additional district magistrate said both the incidents will be investigated by police.

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