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Racial attacks: Injured Shravan 'out of danger'

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Shravan Kumar
Melbourne, May 31: Shravan kumar, 25-years old, a victim of racial attack in Australia is said to be out of danger. Shravan had slipped into coma after stabbed by a group of teenagers.

T J Rao, the former consul general of India in Melbourne said, "He has come out of coma and moved his hands." He also said,"Kumar is out of life support, but doctors are still not very sure about his full recovery."

Shravan was given the best medical treatment which saved his life. Although he has been removed from the life support system, his health conditions will be known only after few days.

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Aussie guy 07 Jan 2010 09:30 am
India, don't bother coming to Australia. You live in a country were poverty is rife & you come here expecting a better life, here is a hint fix your own country. before looking for alternatives.
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