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Two persons in Jabalpur hit by drone during Republic Day celebrations, sustain head injuries

By ANI | Updated: January 26, 2022 20:40 IST

One man and a woman were injured after a drone fell on them during the Republic Day celebrations in Jabalpur district on Wednesday.

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One man and a woman were injured after a drone fell on them during the Republic Day celebrations in Jabalpur district on Wednesday.

"Both of them sustained head injuries when a drone fell on them," said a person present on the spot to ANI.

Both patients are currently stable.

A doctor present at the spot said to ANI, "Both persons were hit by a drone. They were hospitalised to the Mahakaushal Hospital. They are in a stable condition and can talk. Dressing is being done and a CT Scan will be done as well. They will be kept in observation for 24 hours."

( With inputs from ANI )

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