Toll 20 as another person dies
SERIAL BLASTS
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
Mumbai, July 19: One more person, who was severely injured during the July 13 serial blasts in Mumbai, died today while undergoing treatment in a government hospital here, taking the death toll in the blasts to 20.
"45-year-old Ashok Bhata, who sustained burn injuries at the Zaveri Bazaar blast site, today died at around 11.15 am," T P Lahane, Dean of J J Hospital, said.
Another doctor at the hospital said, "Since yesterday, his condition deteriorated and he breathed his last this morning".
More that 130 people were injured in the triple blasts at Zaveri Bazaar, Opera House and Dadar.
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