5-year-old Nurmahal girl dies of snakebite

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Updated At : 02:33 PM Jul 27, 2022 IST

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Jalandhar, July 26

A five-year-old girl from Bath village of Nurmahal died due to snake bite Monday late night. The victim Riya along with her seven-year-old sister and parents was sleeping in the verandah of their house when she started screaming. Her father Hardeep Singh said they all woke up and found that she had been bitten by a snake. She was rushed to a private hospital but could not be saved.

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