Water tank at Arunachal school collapses, 3 killed

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Itanagar, December 14

Three students of a private school were killed and three others injured when an overhead water tank collapsed and fell on them in Arunachal Pradesh’s Naharlagun on Saturday, the police said. The students were playing at the St Alphonsa School in Model Village when the tank collapsed injuring six students, Naharlagun Superintendent of Police Mihin Gambo said.

“All injured were rushed to the Tomo Riba Institute of Health and Medical Sciences, Naharlagun, where three were declared dead,” the SP said.

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