Worker falls off under-construction bldg in Cuttack, dies
Bhubaneswar: A 20-year-old worker died after falling from the sixth floor of an under-construction building at a women's college in Cuttack on Saturday evening. The deceased, identified as Sujoy Kumar from Bihar, was working on TMT binding when the incident occurred.
Sources said that Kumar fell from the building located on the college campus, which falls under Cantonment police station limits. Kumar was immediately rushed to hospital, where doctors declared him brought dead.TNN
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