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Woman Electrocuted in Araria: While Tending to Animals Indoors, She Came in Contact with a 220-Volt Wire.

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
A woman died of electric shock in Araria on Thursday night. The incident took place in Jamuwa ward number 08 under Sadar block. The deceased has been identified as Gum Khatun (30). She was letting the animal inside at the door of her house, when the accident happened. The family members immediately took her to Sadar Hospital Araria, where the doctors declared her dead after examination. Accident due to coming in contact with an open electric wir…
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A woman died of electric shock in Araria on Thursday night. The incident took place in Jamuwa ward number 08 under Sadar block. The deceased has been identified as Gum Khatun (30). She was letting the animal inside at the door of her house, when the accident happened. The family members immediately took her to Sadar Hospital Araria, where the doctors declared her dead after examination. Accident due to coming in contact with an open electric wir…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Friday, July 31, 2026.
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