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Train hits the boys while playing mobile game

Durg: Two boys playing games on mobile phones while sitting on railway tracks in the district were hit by a train and died. Police gave this information on Sunday September 1 . An officer said that the incident took place at around 7 pm on Saturday evening when both the 14-year-old boys were playing games on mobile phones while sitting on railway tracks in Risali area under Padmanabhpur police station area.

He said that the deceased have been identified as Puran Sahu and Veer Singh. They were residents of Risali Sector of Bhilai. The officer said that both were so engrossed in playing games on mobile phones that they did not even hear the horn of Dalli Rajhara-Durg local train.

He said that both of them were hit by the train and died on the spot. The officer said that the police reached the spot and sent the bodies for post-mortem. He said that a case has been registered and investigation is going on.

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