A shocking incident of the death of an 8th-grade student in Jalpura Village, Greater Noida, has come to light. On Monday afternoon, the student suddenly collapsed while playing at his school. The unconscious student was taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. This tragic event has cast a pall of gloom over the entire school. The police have taken the body into custody for a post-mortem. Initial investigations suggest that a heart attack might be the cause of death.
The incident occurred on May 15, Monday, in the Ecotech-3 police station area. While playing at the junior high school in Jalpura Village, Rohit, a student, suddenly felt dizzy and collapsed. The children playing alongside him immediately informed the principal and teachers.
The teachers hurried to the field and quickly admitted Rohit, an 8th grader, to the nearest hospital. Unfortunately, doctors declared him dead. This news spread sorrow across the entire school and village.
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However, the family has not lodged any complaint yet. Initial police investigations also suggest that a heart attack may be the cause of death. The police have sent the student's body for a post-mortem. The exact cause of death will be known once the post-mortem report is received.
Providing more details over the phone, the in-charge of Ecotech-3 police station stated that on Monday afternoon, the police were informed that an 8th-grade student named Rohit had suddenly collapsed while playing at Jalpura Village's junior high school. He was admitted to the nearest hospital, where the doctor declared him dead.
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The police have taken the child's body into custody for a post-mortem. Initial findings suggest that the child collapsed and died while playing, indicating that a heart attack might be the cause. However, the full reason for the death will only be revealed once the post-mortem report is available.
