3-year-old Yamunanagar girl electrocuted by pedestal fan

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Updated At : 06:39 PM Jul 08, 2021 IST

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Yamunanagar: A three-year-old girl was electrocuted to death in Dyalgarh village of Yamunanagar district. The deceased has been identified as Akshay Khatoon.

The three-year-old was playing in her house on Tuesday late evening and was electrocuted after she touched a naked wire of a pedestal fan accidently.

She was rushed to Yamunanagar Civil Hospital, where she was declared brought dead. TNS

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