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Labourer from UP dies in South Kashmir’s Pulwama

April 24, 2021

Pulwama, Apr 24, KNT: A non-local labour died after suffering from chest pain in South Kashmir’s Pulwama district.

A medico said that the samples of the deceased have been collected to ascertain whether he was infected with Covid-19 or not.

Sources told KNT that a labourer from Jagatpur Uttar Pradesh, identified as Ram Samuju complained of chest pain at his work place at ‘Panchal Agro’ SIDCO Lassipora in Pulwama.

The labourer was shifted to District Hospital Pulwama where doctors declared him brought dead.

Police in this regard started proceeding under 174 Cr.PC.

A doctor at District Hospital Pulwama said that samples have been collected for Covid test. (KNT)

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