2 Amarnath yatris die

Jammu, July 6: Two Amarnath pilgrims died in two separate incidents in Jammu and Reasi districts of Jammu and Kashmir, officials said here today.
 Twenty six-year-old Hari Om, hailing from Chandigarh, died of a heart attack at the cave shrine of Shivkhori in Reasi district last evening, they said.
 In a separate incident, 37-year-old Narinder Singh, resident of New Delhi, who was camping in Bagwati Nagar base camp, drowned in a river canal at Mishriwala last evening, they said.
 Meanwhile, over 69006 yatries had darshan of Shiv Lingam at Amarnath Cave so far, an official statement said.

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