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Probe Ordered Into Death Of 3 Students Due To Snakebite In Odisha’s Keonjhar

Keonjhar: Taking a serious note of the death of three students due to snakebite at a coaching centre in Odisha’s Keonjhar, the district administration on Sunday ordered a probe into the incident.

Sources said Keonjhar district collector Ashish Thakare has reportedly directed the District Education Officer (DEO) to conduct an investigation into the incident.

DEO Purna Chandra Sethi has been directed to conduct the probe and submit a report on the findings.

Four students of the private residential coaching centre were bitten by a snake at Nischintapur village under the jurisdiction of Baria police station on Friday night. The incident happened when the students, all minors, were sleeping.

All the four students were rushed to the District Headquarters Hospital (DHH) in Keonjhar, where three of the students were declared dead. Another student was shifted to SCB Medical College and Hospital for better treatment. However, the student’s condition was stated to be critical.

Around 60 students are staying in the coaching centre, but most of them reportedly left the institute following the unfortunate incident.

OB Bureau

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