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A five-year-old boy died at Hayathnagar region of Hyderabad on Sunday, after a hot sambhar fell on him.
According to the local Police, the incident took place on Wednesday, when the family went to Hayathnagar to attend the house warming ceremony of a relative.
Post the ceremony, the child's parents and relatives were busy serving lunch to the guests, while the deceased M Dheeraj was playing near the cooking vessels.
When he grabbed a vessel filled with hot sambar, the burning liquid fell all over his body. He was immediately rushed to Osmania General Hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries.
Based on his father Venkulu's complaint, Hayathnagar police have registered a case.
A similar incident took place earlier on Saturday at Balapur Maharashtra, where a teen died after hot oil fell on her body while she was cooking. According to the police, the victim, Mohd Bee, was heating oil at her home on Wednesday, The New Indian Express reported.
The dish accidentally slipped from the stove, due to which the oil spilled all over her, leaving her with burns. She was immediately rushed to Osmania General Hospital, where she succumbed to her injuries late in the evening.
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A broadcast turned digital journalist, Shweta Kothari heads the newsroom at The Logical Indian. She has previously worked with CNBC and NewsX as a news anchor and senior correspondent. Shweta holds a masters degree in journalism from the university of Sussex, UK and started her career with work placement with BBC in Scotland.
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