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12-Year-Old Dead In Kota As Throat Slit By Chinese Kite String, 5 Injured
A 12-year-old boy died after his throat was slit by a glass-coated kite string, better known as Chinese manjha, while five others were injured in similar incidents in the district, police said today.
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7-Year-Old Girl Dies After Chinese Kite String Slits Her Throat In Delhi
A seven-year-old girl died after her throat was slit by a Chinese kite string in Delhi on Wednesday. The girl was on her way to swimming classes on a motorcycle with her father in West Delhi's Paschim Vihar.
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Delhi Woman's Throat Slit Due To Chinese Kite String, Case Filed: Police
A 36-year-old woman was hospitalised after her throat was slit due to a 'maanjha', or kite string, in northeast Delhi's Shastri Park area, police said on Wednesday.
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Delhi Police To Look Into Deaths Of 4 Bikers Due To Chinese Manjha: Court
The Delhi High Court on Friday directed the crime branch of Delhi police to investigate cases of four deaths of bikers caused by the Chinese Manjha. The court has also sought a comprehensive Status report from Delhi Police.
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He Was To Meet Sister For Rakhi, Kite String Slit Throat On Delhi Flyover
In a tragic incident in the national capital, a biker on his way to his sister's home for Rakhi died after his throat was slit by a glass-coated kite string, commonly referred to as Chinese manjha.
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Delhi, Centre At War Again, This Time Over Killer Kite Strings
The tragic death of two young children in the capital has drawn attention to a delay in banning glass-coated kite strings, commonly known as the Chinese manja. The Aam Aadmi Party government has blamed a senior bureaucrat and sought action against him.
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Kite Strings Kill 2 Children Who Had Heads Stuck Out of Sunroofs In Delhi
Two children and a man died on Independence Day as Chinese kite string (manjha), coated with powdered glass, slit their throats in separate incidents across the national capital, prompting the Delhi government to finally ban the killer thread.
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Bird Activists Demand Ban on 'Manjha'
Animal and bird activists on Monday demanded a ban on manjha - kite string made using broken-glass adhesive - arguing it led to the death of 15 birds in Delhi as people flew kites on the Independence Day.
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12-Year-Old Dead In Kota As Throat Slit By Chinese Kite String, 5 Injured
A 12-year-old boy died after his throat was slit by a glass-coated kite string, better known as Chinese manjha, while five others were injured in similar incidents in the district, police said today.
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7-Year-Old Girl Dies After Chinese Kite String Slits Her Throat In Delhi
A seven-year-old girl died after her throat was slit by a Chinese kite string in Delhi on Wednesday. The girl was on her way to swimming classes on a motorcycle with her father in West Delhi's Paschim Vihar.
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Delhi Woman's Throat Slit Due To Chinese Kite String, Case Filed: Police
A 36-year-old woman was hospitalised after her throat was slit due to a 'maanjha', or kite string, in northeast Delhi's Shastri Park area, police said on Wednesday.
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Delhi Police To Look Into Deaths Of 4 Bikers Due To Chinese Manjha: Court
The Delhi High Court on Friday directed the crime branch of Delhi police to investigate cases of four deaths of bikers caused by the Chinese Manjha. The court has also sought a comprehensive Status report from Delhi Police.
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He Was To Meet Sister For Rakhi, Kite String Slit Throat On Delhi Flyover
In a tragic incident in the national capital, a biker on his way to his sister's home for Rakhi died after his throat was slit by a glass-coated kite string, commonly referred to as Chinese manjha.
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Delhi, Centre At War Again, This Time Over Killer Kite Strings
The tragic death of two young children in the capital has drawn attention to a delay in banning glass-coated kite strings, commonly known as the Chinese manja. The Aam Aadmi Party government has blamed a senior bureaucrat and sought action against him.
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Kite Strings Kill 2 Children Who Had Heads Stuck Out of Sunroofs In Delhi
Two children and a man died on Independence Day as Chinese kite string (manjha), coated with powdered glass, slit their throats in separate incidents across the national capital, prompting the Delhi government to finally ban the killer thread.
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Bird Activists Demand Ban on 'Manjha'
Animal and bird activists on Monday demanded a ban on manjha - kite string made using broken-glass adhesive - arguing it led to the death of 15 birds in Delhi as people flew kites on the Independence Day.
