German woman found dead

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Updated At : 01:29 PM Jan 18, 2020 IST

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Chamba, January 17

A German woman was found dead near Malkota village in Bharmour today. SSP Monika Bhutunguru said she had been residing at Malkota village for the past four months.

The SSP said a police party reached the incident site and recovered the body. The deceased had been identified as Rozowski Adelheid (68) of Germany. Her body was sent for autopsy at Government Medical College and Hospital, Chamba. Further investigation in the case was also on. The visa of the deceased woman was valid up to February 2.

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