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Girl who worked in Pakistani minister's house dies, police being probe

Updated on: 29 January,2018 08:56 AM IST  |  Peshawar
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Police in Pakistan's northwestern region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have launched an investigation after a minor girl, working in the house of a provincial minister, has died recently, The Express Tribune reported

Girl who worked in Pakistani minister's house dies, police being probe

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Police in Pakistan's northwestern region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have launched an investigation after a minor girl, working in the house of a provincial minister, has died recently, The Express Tribune reported. The 11-year-old-girl, who was working at the minister's residence along with her elder sister, reportedly became ill after eating some fruits on January 25.


She was admitted to a local hospital, where she did not recover and passed away. Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) Inspector General Police (IGP) Salahuddin Mehsud on Sunday directed the Abbottabad police to launch a probe into the death of the girl.


However, on the basis of initial investigation, police did not suspect any foul play in the death of the girl, who reportedly had a hereditary breathing problem. Her brother also died due to the same problem a month ago. A case has not been registered in this regard and authorities are awaiting medical report of the deceased.

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