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Jammu: 15 goats, two bulls, horse burnt alive in Bhaderwah

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January 28, 2019
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Jammu: In a major fire incident in Bhaderwah area of Jammu 15 goats, two bulls and a horse were burnt alive on Monday.

According to reports the incident happened in in Gajoth village in Bhadarwah area after fire engulfed the shed housing the livestock.

The owner has been identified as Tirath Ram.

Police officials said that preliminary investigations the fire erupted from fire place in the shed at around mid-night.

According to reports two rooms adjoining the cattle shed also have been gutted in the fire incident.

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