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Little girl slips to death from 8th floor balcony of an apartment building at Shakinagar
Little girl slips to death from 8th floor balcony of an apartment building at Shakinagar
Mangalore Today News Network
Mangaluru, May 31, 2018: A five and a half year old girl met a tragic end when she fell off the balcony of the eighth floor of a residential complex at Shaktinagar on May 31, Thursday. The deceased girl is Shannel Janicia D’Souza.
It has been gathered that the girl’s mother Alithia had gone out as Shannel was fast asleep in the bedroom. However the girl who woke up entered the balcony and climbed the grills when she lost balance and fell to the ground.
Shannel’s father Wilson is employed in Sharjah. She and her mother were staying in a rented flat at Classique Sapphire Apartments in Shaktinagar.
Kankanady Police have registered a case.
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| Comments on this Article | |
| Deepika rao, Sullia | Thu, May-31-2018, 2:09 |
| Negligence , never leave the child alone as they are not aware of the consequences they will face. RIP | |
| Susheel Rai, Manglore | Thu, May-31-2018, 2:06 |
| So sad . May the eternal soul rest in peace | |
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