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Last Updated : 2024-04-24 09:30:00
A five-year-old child, who was found unconscious inside a car at Oluvil in Akkaraipattu, died on admission to the hospital last evening.
Police said the boy, Lafeer Insaaj, who was a resident of Oluvil had not returned home after he went to a shop near the house yesterday afternoon.
The residents had launched a search operation to find the missing boy and had found him later on unconscious inside a car.
He was pronounced dead on admission to the Oluvil Hospital.
Police suspects the boy might have locked the car doors and had fallen unconscious due to the difficulties in breathing.
The post-mortem examination is to be held today.
Siri de Aliws Monday, 07 August 2017 06:05 PM
Find the culprit who locked this innocent boy in a car and give him the death sentence.Siri
shanthapriya Tuesday, 08 August 2017 09:51 AM
cant imagine the pain this innocent little boy underwent.where were the parents of this son.Nowadays every parentmust have 100/% attention to their children,and they cannot depend on other people to care their kids even at schools during school hours
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