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killed while 54 miraculously escaped with injuries Tuesday night
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Hindus gathered for special prayers on the banks of river Indus near
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celebrated Tuesday with fervour in Maharashtra as sisters tied
rakhis (decorative threads) on the wrists of their brothers and
fishermen marked the beginning of the fishing
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Another
teenager dies, Kashmir toll rises to 64
Wednesday, August 25, 2010 04:30:02 PM,
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Srinagar: An
18-year-old, who was allegedly beaten up by security forces here
last week, succumbed to his injuries Wednesday, taking the toll of
civilians killed in the ongoing unrest in the Kashmir Valley to 64.
Doctors at the Sher-e-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences Soura
(SKIMS) in Srinagar said Omar Qayoom Bhat, who had been admitted to
the hospital Monday, could not be revived despite their best
efforts.
"He had reported at the hospital on Aug 23 with breathlessness and
chest trauma. After his condition deteriorated, he was put on life
support system, but could not be revived," an attending doctor said.
"He died in the cardiac intensive care unit of the hospital this
(Wednesday) morning," the doctor added.
Locals and relatives alleged the teenager had been beaten up in
Soura locality last Friday during clashes between stone-pelters and
security forces.
Tension gripped Soura locality as the news of Bhat's death spread.
Security forces increased deployments to maintain law and order
there.
Bhat belonged to Anchar locality near Soura in Srinagar city.
The teenager's body was handed over to his relatives, who took out a
procession for the burial.
The valley has been reeling under a long spell of unrest since June
11, leaving 64 people dead so far.
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