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SUKKUR: Two young brothers were found dead in a pond outside their home near Haibat Shaheed railway
SUKKUR: Two young brothers were found dead in a pond outside their home near Haibat Shaheed railway station in Tangwani late on Tuesday evening. Neighbours spotted the bodies Suhail, 12, and Shah Mohammad, 9, floating in the pond and informed their father Rafique Dahani, who along with relatives took out the bodies from water and found they had been dead hours ago.
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