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2 bodies found on railway tracks

Mohali, June 16 The railway police found the body of a youth on the Kharar-Chandigarh tracks near Saneta village last morning. The police said the youth appeared to be a migrant labourer in his twenties. Meanwhile, another unidentified body was...

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Updated At : 12:33 PM Jun 17, 2021 IST

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Mohali, June 16

The railway police found the body of a youth on the Kharar-Chandigarh tracks near Saneta village last morning. The police said the youth appeared to be a migrant labourer in his twenties. Meanwhile, another unidentified body was found on the tracks near Janetpur village. The deceased appears to be in his thirties. The nearby police stations have been informed and the bodies shifted to the mortuary of the Kharar civil hospital. — TNS

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