Tragic: Sree Narayana Institute of Medical Sciences MBBS student falls to death from hostel building
Kochi: In a tragic incident, a second-year MBBS student at the Sree Narayana Institute of Medical Sciences in Chalakka lost her life after accidentally falling from the seventh floor of the hostel building.
The police report states that the student, Fathimath Shahana, was sitting on the protective grill of a duct on the seventh floor of the girls' hostel when she lost her balance and fell through the duct to the first floor, accidentally slipping through a gap between the corridor and the wall on the seventh floor of the building.
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The incident occurred at 11 pm on Saturday when the student was sitting on the protection grill of a duct and was using her mobile phone. After she fell from the building, the student passed away within 3 hours. According to the FIR report, she fell from the building at 11 pm and died at 2 am.
Following this, she was immediately taken to Aster Medcity but the doctor declared her dead moments later. To determine the exact cause of her death, the police registered a case and an investigation was launched.
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