Teenager Died After Falling Down From A Building
Hyderabad, Sept 7 (Maxim News): A teenager died after falling down from a building at Suraram on Thursday.
The boy Tulsinath (13), a resident of Rajiv Gruhakalpa buildings in Suraram was standing on the third floor of the building when he accidentally slipped and fell down, said Suraram police. He sustained injuries and died on the spot.
On information, the police reached the spot and shifted the body to Gandhi Hospital mortuary. A case is registered. (Maxim News)
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