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Kurnool: Man, two children die in separate incidents
Three people died in various incidents in Nandyal on Saturday. Kishore, (14) an Eighth Class student, died due to electric shock at Rayamal Puram village. Another student, Irfan (12) died after falling in KC Canal at NGO Colony and one Midde Rama Chandrudu (53) of Chabolu village died after being washed away in KC Canal.
Kurnool: Three people died in various incidents in Nandyal on Saturday. Kishore, (14) an Eighth Class student, died due to electric shock at Rayamal Puram village. Another student, Irfan (12) died after falling in KC Canal at NGO Colony and one Midde Rama Chandrudu (53) of Chabolu village died after being washed away in KC Canal.
The CI of Nandyal Taluka police station, T Diwakar Reddy said that Kishore, resident of Rayamal Puram village was giving electrical connection to water pump motor. When the motor was switched on, he came in contact with live wire and fell unconscious. His family members shifted him to government hospital where the doctors declared him brought dead.
In another case, 12-years-old Irfan, resident of NGO Colony had gone to KC Canal for swimming and was washed away in the canal.. In a similar incident, Midde Rama Chandrudu (53) resident of Chabolu village also died as he was washed away in the KC Canal. ``We have registered cases based on the complaints lodged by the family members,'' said the CI.
