Delhi: Senior Pak diplomat dies of electric shock

Monday, October 12, 2009, 13:49 [IST]

New Delhi, Oct 12: A senior Pakistani diplomat died after suffering an electric shock at his Vasant Vihar residence on Sunday, Oct 12.

According to sources, M Khan Afridi, political counsellor with the High Commission suffered the shock in the bathroom of his house at around 8:30 pm and collapsed.

The 47-year-old official was rushed to Fortis Hospital in Vasant Vihar where he was declared brought dead.

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