Boy dies, 3 kids hospitalised after consuming poisonous herb in Ramban

The children were playing in a forest area near Rakhjaroh village in Batote area of J&K’s Ramban on Sunday when they consumed the unknown wild herb

A 12-year-old boy died while three girls were hospitalised after consuming some poisonous herb in Ramban district of Jammu and Kashmir, police said on Monday. The children were playing in a forest area near Rakhjaroh village in Batote area on Sunday when they consumed the unknown wild herb, a police official said. He said they fell unconscious after vomiting and were rushed to the Community Health Centre, Batote, where one of them identified as Mohammad Basit died. Basit’s sister Shabnam, 10, and neighbours Sania Bano, 10, and Razia Bano , 8, were referred to a Jammu hospital for specialised treatment.

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J&K Police on Monday arrested two persons for beating up a 25-year-old man to death in Budgam district. The police have identified the accused as Tahir Bashir Khan and Hilal Ahmed Lone of Kachwari Khan Sahib area of Budgam. “Preliminary probe revealed that the accused had thrashed Fayaz Ahmed Najar of Gurwaith Khan Sahib to death. The victim was hit on his head and was immediately taken to hospital in a critical condition where he succumbed to his injuries,” a police spokesman said adding that a case was registered at Khansahib police station .

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