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Two people were electrocuted to death in Dolakha district on Wednesday night. Four others persons were also injured due to electric shock caused by leakage of high voltage current.
The deceased have been identified as Nawaraj Neupane, 29, and Bishnu Gautam, 18, of Magapauwa VDC -9, Ahale.
The two were killed due to electric shock from a high voltage current after a lighting hit a power transmission pole in the village, police said.
Among the injured, the condition of one is said to be critical and he is undergoing treatment in Kathmandu while the rest are receiving treatment at a local hospital. nepalnews.com
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