In a hamlet on Sunday, a lady died from an electric shock while taking out her charging phone, according to the authorities. In the meantime, they reported that another woman in Uttar Pradesh's Ballia district passed away after being struck by a rice harvester machine. police claim that Neetu, a 22-year-old Sarangpur village resident, received an electric shock when taking her cell phone out of power.
Neetu was glued to the phone when others around her heard a disturbance. After using a stick to separate her, they brought her to the Primary health Centre in Bansdih, where the medical staff pronounced her dead.
According to Sanjay Singh, the in-charge inspector (SHO) of the Bansdih police station, Neetu was taken to the government hospital after passing away. In this instance, the family has not filed a complaint.
In the meantime, a lady in Sikariya Khurd village lost her life on saturday night after being struck by a paddy harvester machine.
Bindu Devi (50) of Hathaudi village was struck by a paddy harvester equipment on saturday night when she was working in her field, according to the police. While being transported for treatment, she passed away.
Based on the deceased's spouse Radha Kishun Ram's complaint, a case has been filed under the appropriate provisions against the unidentified harvester machine driver.
In-charge of the Gadwar police station Moolchand The police have submitted the body for a post-mortem, Chaurasia said on Sunday.
Neetu was glued to the phone when others around her heard a disturbance. After using a stick to separate her, they brought her to the Primary health Centre in Bansdih, where the medical staff pronounced her dead.
According to Sanjay Singh, the in-charge inspector (SHO) of the Bansdih police station, Neetu was taken to the government hospital after passing away. In this instance, the family has not filed a complaint.
In the meantime, a lady in Sikariya Khurd village lost her life on saturday night after being struck by a paddy harvester machine.
Bindu Devi (50) of Hathaudi village was struck by a paddy harvester equipment on saturday night when she was working in her field, according to the police. While being transported for treatment, she passed away.
Based on the deceased's spouse Radha Kishun Ram's complaint, a case has been filed under the appropriate provisions against the unidentified harvester machine driver.
In-charge of the Gadwar police station Moolchand The police have submitted the body for a post-mortem, Chaurasia said on Sunday.
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