Moga youth hurt in Telangana, gets fiscal aid

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Updated At : 12:44 PM Apr 30, 2020 IST

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Moga, April 29

The district administration on Wednesday contacted the Telangana Government, requesting its officials to provide monetary assistance, free medical aid and all other possible help to a local youth who suffered serious spinal injuries while working as a labourer in the southern state.

Identified as Sukhjit Singh (20), a resident of Lopo village in the Nihalsinghwala sub-division of the district, he had gone there along with a combine harvesting machine.

On March 26, while working in the Armur area of Nizamabad district in Telangana, he suffered an electric shock and fell down from the machine, seriously injuring his spine.

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