3 labourers die of suffocation

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Updated At : 01:25 PM Dec 28, 2022 IST

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Jhajjar, December 27

Three migrant labourers were found dead inside their rented room in Kasar village falling under Bahadurgarh subdivision here on Tuesday. Half-burnt wooden pieces were recovered from the room hence it is believed that they might have died due to suffocation. the police were awaiting the post-mortem report before registering a case in this respect. The deceased were identified as Munesh and Kallu of Mundakhera village in Haridwar and Saifijul Mehena of West Benga.

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