Mumbai rain: Three, including 2 kids, electrocuted
Richa Pinto | TNN | Jun 2, 2018, 22:21 ISTMUMBAI: Three people, including two kids died of electric shock in two seperate incidents during the first spell of pre-monsoon rain in Mumbai on Saturday.
In the first incident, which took place around 8.20pm, one Anil Yadav and Zara Yunus Khan (9) were declared brought dead at Agarwal hospital in Mulund where they had been rushed.
In another incident in Bhandup, two people were injured due to electric shock and were sent to a private hospital.
According to the civic disaster management officials, Om Appa Phadtare (10), was declared dead on arrival at the hospital while Rohan Sutar (12) was admitted for treatment.
In the first incident, which took place around 8.20pm, one Anil Yadav and Zara Yunus Khan (9) were declared brought dead at Agarwal hospital in Mulund where they had been rushed.
In another incident in Bhandup, two people were injured due to electric shock and were sent to a private hospital.
According to the civic disaster management officials, Om Appa Phadtare (10), was declared dead on arrival at the hospital while Rohan Sutar (12) was admitted for treatment.
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