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Last Updated : Sunday, 26 January 2025 (11:56 IST)

TRAGIC! Class 8 student with heart condition collapses and dies in Madhya Pradesh's Indore while participating in school's annual sports day parade

TRAGIC! Class 8 student with heart condition collapses and dies in Madhya Pradesh while participating in school's annual sports day parade
BY: Webdunia News Desk
Publish: Sun, 26 Jan 2025 (11:55 IST) Updated: Sun, 26 Jan 2025 (11:56 IST)
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In a tragic incident, a Class 8 student participating in the march-past during his school’s Annual Sports Day parade collapsed and passed away in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore.

The boy has been identified as Suvrat Dusad (14).

The incident occurred at around 12 pm in The Bhavans’ Prominent School following the parade on Saturday when all the participants were standing on the ground after the march-past.

As per reports, the boy, identified as Suvrat Dusad (14), suddenly started to feel uneasy and fell unconscious. His parents were also present at the annual function who rushed to him along with the school staff. He was taken to a nearby private hospital where doctors declared him dead.

The school’s chief executive officer (CEO) Pratyush Kumar Singh Gaur said that the school management and his parents knew that Suvrat was diagnosed with a chronic illness. His parents refused to conduct an autopsy, citing his death as natural due to his illness.

The family informed the hospital that Suvrat had a serious heart condition and was undergoing treatment. They took his body to their native place in Dewas for final rites.
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