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Tragedy strikes missing Kupwara boy’s family again, another relative succumbs

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March 19, 2018
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Srinagar: Tragedy struck family of missing MBBS student on Monday morning again as one more member of the family succumbed to his injuries. Family members of the missing boy had met a fatal accident on Sunday in  a road mishap at Unsoo area of Handwara.

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According to family members, they were returning from Odisha, were they were searching for Suhail Aijaz. Suhail  is missing for more than a month.

One of the relative Liyaqat Ali Kataria (NC Block President) died Sunday, Mushtaq Ahmad Kataria succumbed to injuries at SKIMS Soura today.

Family members of Suhail said that his father is still on ventilator, under observation in ICU.

The tragedy struck family however asked authorities to ensure that there father is better looked after, while accusing lackadaisical approach by the doctors.

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