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Labourer, dog die due to inhalation of toxic fumes

Mohali, January 6 A migrant labour and a pet dog died in their sleep after they inhaled toxic fumes from a genset in an under-construction house in Sahauran village near Kharar on Thursday night. Victim Sachin, a native of Bahapur,...

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Updated At : 06:14 PM Jan 06, 2024 IST

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Mohali, January 6

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A migrant labour and a pet dog died in their sleep after they inhaled toxic fumes from a genset in an under-construction house in Sahauran village near Kharar on Thursday night.

Victim Sachin, a native of Bahapur, UP, was working as a labourer in the house and used to stay there.

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At night, he slept in a room where the genset was working. As the room had no ventilation, he died during sleep. The pet dog of the houseowner in the room also died.

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