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15-yr-old dies while descending from Velliangiri Hills in Kovai
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|May 14, 2025
A 15-year-old boy from Dindigul collapsed and died while climbing down the Velliangiri Hills on Tuesday morning.
The deceased, M Vishwa, along with his father Murugan and five relatives started climbing up the seven hills around 4 pm on 'Chithra Pournami' on Monday evening, forest sources said. After worship, while descending the third hill, Vishwa fainted around 3.30 am. He was declared dead by doctors
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