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Soldier dies of heart attack in Poonch

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An Army soldier died of cardiac arrest in this frontier Poonch district on Monday, official sources said on Monday.

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They said that the soldier was on duty when he died of cardiac attack early this morning at Army’s 8 Garhwal Unit in Baloni sector of Mankote in Mendhar area.

The soldier fell unconscious and was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was declared as brought dead, they said.

Confirming it, a police official identified him as Naik Surendra Singh. “The body will be handed over to family after conducting medico-legal formalities,” the official added. (GNS)

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