KOLKATA: An eight-year-old boy from Metiabruz died on Saturday afternoon after he reportedly fell into a huge drum of water saved inside of the bathroom at his house.
The police said the sufferer, Raju Das, a resident of Paharpur Road, was once taken to CMRI Hospital, the place he was once declared introduced dead round three.30pm. The police will examine how an eight-year-old could no longer climb out of the drum.
According to the family, Raju was once almost definitely playing with the water in the drum, when he will have to have fallen inside of, head first. Unable to climb out, the helpless child remained in the water face down for at least 10 mins before his members of the family found him and pulled him out. "The family was extremely upset and didn't initially want police intervention, hoping the boy could be saved. They tried to get him admitted to the hospital, but their effort came to a nought, when he was declared brought dead," claimed a neighbour, Punni Devi. "Cops from the Metiabruz police station started a case of unnatural death, sent the body for post-mortem and seized the water drum."
The police said they might discuss to members of the family after they settle down a bit.
In February, a 15-month-old infant had in a similar way drowned in a bucket of water saved in the bathroom at their Metiabruz house, even as his dual sister played beside him, while the fogeys taught his elder brother (7) in a bedroom.
The police said the sufferer, Raju Das, a resident of Paharpur Road, was once taken to CMRI Hospital, the place he was once declared introduced dead round three.30pm. The police will examine how an eight-year-old could no longer climb out of the drum.
According to the family, Raju was once almost definitely playing with the water in the drum, when he will have to have fallen inside of, head first. Unable to climb out, the helpless child remained in the water face down for at least 10 mins before his members of the family found him and pulled him out. "The family was extremely upset and didn't initially want police intervention, hoping the boy could be saved. They tried to get him admitted to the hospital, but their effort came to a nought, when he was declared brought dead," claimed a neighbour, Punni Devi. "Cops from the Metiabruz police station started a case of unnatural death, sent the body for post-mortem and seized the water drum."
The police said they might discuss to members of the family after they settle down a bit.
In February, a 15-month-old infant had in a similar way drowned in a bucket of water saved in the bathroom at their Metiabruz house, even as his dual sister played beside him, while the fogeys taught his elder brother (7) in a bedroom.
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