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Boy consumes chemical in Solan

Solan: A case of a student consuming a chemical substance allegedly taken from the laboratory of St Luke’s School came to light here on Wednesday. Solan SP Gaurav Singh said the student had been referred to PGI-Chandigarh and an FIR...

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Updated At : 12:57 PM Apr 25, 2024 IST

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Solan: A case of a student consuming a chemical substance allegedly taken from the laboratory of St Luke’s School came to light here on Wednesday. Solan SP Gaurav Singh said the student had been referred to PGI-Chandigarh and an FIR was being registered against the school management while further probe was underway. The police learnt about the mishap from a local hospital where the boy was taken by the staff after he was taken ill. It was yet to be verified what chemical was consumed by the boy and whether the act was deliberate or by mistake.

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