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Bihar: Two bodies recovered from railway tracks

| @indiablooms | Jun 11, 2019, at 05:59 pm

Munger, Jun 11 (UNI) Police recovered bodies of two people from railway tracks near Jamalpur junction in Malda division of East Central railway today.

Rail police said here that the bodies were recovered near home signal of Jamalpur junction. Sources said, both people were run over by the train.

Sources said the deceased were identified as Gopal Sharma (48), a native of Ishachak police station area in Bhagalpur district while the other victim around 55 years of age was yet to be identified. The mishap took place when both people were apprenetly crossing tracks.

Bodies had been sent to Munger Sadar Hospital for autopsy.  

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