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Drug addict youth from Ludhiana dies

Solan, July 5 A youth from Ludhiana, who was admitted to a de-addiction centre at Parwanoo, died today. DSP, Parwanoo, Yogesh Rolta said the youth was admitted to the de-addiction centre, Sector 1, a few days ago. His condition deteriorated...

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Updated At : 12:31 PM Jul 06, 2020 IST

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Solan, July 5

A youth from Ludhiana, who was admitted to a de-addiction centre at Parwanoo, died today.

DSP, Parwanoo, Yogesh Rolta said the youth was admitted to the de-addiction centre, Sector 1, a few days ago. His condition deteriorated today, following which he was taken to the ESI hospital.

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However, doctors declared him brought dead. — TNS

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