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Jharkhand: Woman jumps before train with two kids

| @indiablooms | Dec 27, 2019, at 04:41 pm

Koderma/UNI: A woman along with her two children jumped to death before a train at the Koderma Railway Station.

The identity of the woman and her children is yet to be ascertained. Later the bodies were sent to a post-mortem by the rail police. Further probe was on.

Eyewitnesses said that at around 0730hrs in the morning the woman was spotted standing with her children at platform number 3. As soon as the Islampur-Hatia train passed through the track she jumped before it along with her children. 

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