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Again died for selfie. This news came publicly on National Selfi Day This time the incident happened in the Indian state of Maharashtra. A 35-year-old woman fell into a 900-foot-deep canopy
This tragedy happened on Tuesday evening. 38-year-old Ram Chauhan, a painting contractor from Delhi, went to visit a relative's house in Raegare, where he had gone to Matheran's family. He was accompanied by his wife Sarita and her three sons. Big girl Class X student.
Ram and Sarita were taking shelves standing at Luisa Point in the evening at six o'clock. Their children were playing next side. At that time, Dhaka was covered with fog. The wind was blowing very loudly. Suddenly, the legs fell sloping in the 900-foot depth in the canton. Shocked husband told the police immediately. With the help of the tremendous trekker and indigenous people, 8 hours after the completion of the rescue, the body of Sarita was recovered by the huge police force.
The doctor said that the body of Sarita was broken and his right arm was broken and crushed. There was also a lot of wounds in his body. Source: Times of India
Two teenagers die on the railway track
A group of teenagers stood on the railway track before Delhi and tried to take pictures in front of the train while the two teenage boys were cut off. Police said two of the teenagers failed to move quickly while photographing. They are buried under the train.
This incident took place last Saturday but the local media reported on Tuesday that Tuesday.
According to a study last year, most deaths occur in India due to self-employment.
The study of Carnegie Mellon University and Indraprastha University shows that in 2014-15, 127 of the world's sulphic deaths were caused by 76 deaths in India.
A police officer told the Indian Express newspaper that when they saw a train coming in the photo, they stepped aside. But on the opposite side, another train came and they stuck between the two trains. They were buried under one of the two trains.
Selfie prohibited
Self-promotion has been banned in 16 areas of Mumbai's commercial capital Mumbai. This initiative has been taken after the death of several people after taking shelf life. Country of about 125 million people India is a big market of smartphones.
There is tremendous tendency for self-esteem in the geographical area of the country. Even the country's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken salafas with global leaders at various international conferences. In the year 2014, there were 19 deaths in India. At the beginning of this month, a student was drowned in a water tank while standing in the Nashik town near the fountain. Last month, in Mumbai, a 18-year-old girl was drowned in the sea while she was taking shelf in front of the popular Bandstand fort. Mumbai Police recently imposed restrictions on self-promotion in 16 locations. The areas which do not have any railings in the tourist areas which are beside the ocean are mainly covered by these areas.
Mumbai police official Dhananjay Karakul said that the provision of fine of Rs. 1200 rupees was imposed on cellphones in the banned areas. Apart from sanctions, police will also conduct awareness campaigns in different places. Internet.