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PDD employee electrocuted in Soura, hospitalized

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January 12, 2025
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Srinagar: A Power Development Department (PDD) employee was injured on Saturday evening after receiving an electric shock at the Grid Station in Soura, officials said.

Quoting an official, news agency KNO reported that a PDD employee received burn injuries this evening after suffering an electric shock at the Grid Station in Soura, Srinagar.

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Identified as Bilal Ahmad Shah (55), son of Ghulam Mohiuddin Shah, a resident of Ahmad Nagar, Srinagar, the injured employee was shifted to SKIMS Soura for medical aid.

Meanwhile, the investigation has been initiated in this regard.

 

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