Female body recovered from river in Poonch

by KI News

March 26, 2022

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Poonch: The body of a girl from Saujiyan area of Poonch district was on Friday found lying in a river in Poonch.

According to the news agency KNO, a girl identified as Raseela Kouser (17) daughter of Munir Hussain of Saujiyan, who was at her relative’s home in Poonch town, was found dead today.

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“She had left her relative’s house last night and went missing and her body was found lying in river today,” officials said.

“We have taken body of the deceased girl into our possession and formalities are going on while an investigation has also been set into motion,” police said.

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