High school boy drowns in Kohima
First Published: 23rd July, 2018 18:56 IST
In a tragic incident, a high school boy reportedly drowned in a small pond near a school junction below BRTF camp in Kohima. The mishap happened around 10:30 AM on
In a tragic incident, a high school boy reportedly drowned in a small pond near a school junction below BRTF camp in Kohima.
The mishap happened around 10:30 AM on Sunday. The deceased boy hails from Warumong village under Mokokchung district.
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