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Two labourers killed while digging well in Gurugram

By IANS | Updated: July 2, 2023 18:10 IST

Gurugram, July 2 Two labourers were killed while they were digging a well in Farrukhnagar's Jarau village on ...

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Gurugram, July 2 Two labourers were killed while they were digging a well in Farrukhnagar's Jarau village on Sunday, police said.

According to police, two labourers, namely Rajender, a resident of Siwadi village in Gurugram and Manoj of Bihar, had taken up the job of digging a well in Mukesh Yadav's fields in Farrukhnagar area.

On Sunday, while they had dug around seven to eight feet deep well, a large mudslide fell on them burying both.

The two were rushed to a hospital for treatment but were declared brought dead.

However, police said they are in the process to file a case.

--IANS

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