Woman doctor electrocuted while charging laptop at Chennai hostel

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The victim has been recognized as Saranitha, 32, a local of Namakkal region who has finished her MBBS and was pursuing after a post-graduate clinical course in Coimbatore.

A 32-year-elderly person specialist was shocked as she came into contact with electric stockpile supposedly while she was charging her PC in a ladies' lodging in Ayanavaram.

The victim has been distinguished as Saranitha, 32, a local of Namakkal region who has finished her MBBS and was chasing after a post-graduate clinical course in Coimbatore. She was remaining with her better half Udayakumar who is likewise a specialist in Coimbatore. Since she was to go through one month preparing program at Establishment of Psychological well-being grounds here, she came to the city on May-1-2024.

She was remaining at a ladies' inn on K.H. Street, Ayanavaram and was going to the preparation program. On Sunday, May 26, 2024 when her significant other attempted to reach her, she didn't answer his calls. At first, he believed that she was sleeping toward the beginning of the day since it was Sunday. He grew suspicious when she didn't answer by any means and reached the director of the lodging. He sent a lady staff to her room.

The lady staff found the entryway of her room was open and she was lying still. On her better half's recommendation, the inn supervisor called 108 Rescue vehicle for help. The staff of 108 Emergency vehicle who came there inspected her and announced that she was dead currently because of electric shock.

Endless supply of data, Ayanavaram Police Assessor K. Paraninadhan arrived at the spot and started examination. The lady specialist was lying on the ground with grasping the PC. It is thought that the PC link was harmed and as she incidentally contacted the power link which was harmed, she was shocked to death. Her palm was likewise burned, said police

Ayanavaram Police enrolled a case for unnatural passing and explored.

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