Girl, man found dead in Haripur
By Our Correspondent
March 14, 2018
HARIPUR: Police recovered the bodies of a man and girl from a car in the limits of Kotnajibullah Police Station here on Tuesday evening. Police told that upon receiving information, a police party recovered the bodies from a car bearing registration No. LEA 8660. The bodies were identified as Raja Mansoor, 25, and Anam Bibi, 19, residents of Mohallah Bandi of same village. Police shifted the bodies to Kotnajibullah Rural Health Centre where the doctors said the cause of death of both the girl and man was a poisonous substance. As per initial investigations, Anam was a schoolteacher while Raja Mansoor was working abroad.
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