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Bihar: 30-year old person electrocuted

| @indiablooms | Oct 26, 2019, at 04:10 pm

Jamui/UNI: A person was charred to death when he came in contact with high voltage live electric wire at Dighoy village under Jamui Adarsh police station area in the district today.

Police said here that one Uday Kumar (30) sustained serious burn injuries when he slipped and came in contact with high voltage electric wire dangling from an electric pole.

Sources said Uday's end came when he was going to a nearby field to ease himself.

Police said the youth was admitted to Jamui Sadar Hospital where he succumbed to his burn injuries. The body had been sent for autopsy. 

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