Labourer dies at Thanesar grain market

Kurukshetra, September 14 A 42-year-old migrant labourer sleeping in the open at the Thanesar grain market was crushed to death on the wee hours of Monday. The deceased has been identified as Shambhu Shah of Bihar. As per information, Shambhu...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:01 PM Sep 15, 2020 IST

Kurukshetra, September 14

A 42-year-old migrant labourer sleeping in the open at the Thanesar grain market was crushed to death on the wee hours of Monday. The deceased has been identified as Shambhu Shah of Bihar. As per information, Shambhu had been working as a labourer at the Thanesar grain market for the last seven years. He was sleeping on a cot in front of shop number 135. Around 5 am, he was found dead. A case has been registered. — TNS

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