
‘Illegally drawn power kills brothers’
The Hindu
TIRUNELVELIAn inspection conducted by the TANGEDCO officials at the site where two brothers were electrocuted on Saturday night has revealed that the illegally drawn power from the nearby shop had cau
TIRUNELVELI An inspection conducted by the TANGEDCO officials at the site where two brothers were electrocuted on Saturday night has revealed that the illegally drawn power from the nearby shop had caused the accident and no electric wire had snapped from the electric pole. When a team of officials from the TANGEDCO’s Melapalayam area inspected the mishap site on South Bypass Road immediately after the incident, in which Kittu and his brother Arun were electrocuted, it was found that the electricity had been drawn in unauthorized manner from the nearby shop to the steel pushcart in which the victims were selling ‘paani poori’.
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