9-month-old baby falls into a bucket of water and drowns to death in Coimbatore

Coimbatore: 9-month-old baby falls into a bucket of water and drowns to death in Coimbatore


Coimbatore: A 9-month-old baby died after falling into bucket full of water. Abul Hussain and his wife Dharshini are from Shivraj Garden area next to Thondamuthur near Coimbatore. He is a native of Assam and lives with his family in Coimbatore and works as a daily wage laborer. The Abul Hussain-Dharshini couple have a 3-year-old daughter and a nine-month-old baby boy named Saholam.

The family went to sleep last night and the couple were shocked to find that their 9-month-old baby was missing and searched for him everywhere. They were shocked to find him drowned in a bucket full of water that was kept for washing vessels. They immediately took him to a nearby hospital. The doctors who examined the baby declared him dead on arrival which made the parent cry in despair. Thondamuthur police were informed about this and they are investigating the incident.

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