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Heat claims 2 lives in Madhya Pradesh

| @indiablooms | Jun 04, 2019, at 07:49 pm

Sheopur / Shivpuri, MP, June 4 (UNI): As the sun rains hellfire on Madhya Pradesh, two weather-linked deaths were reported in the state on Tuesday.

Law enforcement authorities said that Sheopur’s Panwad village-resident Girraj Bairwa (19) went missing three days back.

A search resulted in the youth’s corpse being discovered at his farm and physicians confirmed dehydration as the cause of death.

Day temperature is crossing 45 degrees Celsius daily in the district for the past week.

A UNI report from Shivpuri said that the body of Kamalpura village’s Kampu Sen (60) was found on a bank of the Sisai Ghat Canal on Monday.

Loo was exerting its influence even at 2000 hrs resulting in the Health Department issuing an alert.



 

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