3 migrant labourers found dead
Srinagar, Apr 28: Three migrant labourers were today found dead under mysterious circumstances in their rented house in Bemina area of the city.
The labourers, believed to be hailing from Bihar, were found dead in their house in Hamdania colony this morning, police said.
Since no injury marks were found on the bodies, police have ruled out any foul play and suspect that they died of asphyxiation following leakage in gas stove in the house.
The bodies of the labourers, who were yet to be identified, have been sent for the postmortem to ascertain the cause of the death, police said.
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