Uppinangdy youth dies in Saudi Arabia after consuming prescribed medicine

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July 26, 2011

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Al-Jubail, July 26: A Uppinagady based youth working for a prestigious company at the city of Al-Jubail in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia died mysteriously after consuming tablets prescribed by doctors for stomach ache, here on Monday evening.

Nizamuddin, a 23 year old healthy mechanical engineer at Gulf Column General Cont. Est. (G C E), had suddenly complained of stomach pain on Monday morning. His roommates rushed him to a nearby hospital in the city, where doctors gave him an injection and drips and sent back to his room. But, when he again started to complain about stomach ache in the evening, his friends brought him back to the same hospital. This time doctor gave him another injection and also prescribed some tablets.

Nizamuddin consumed the prescribed tablets onboard the car, while returning to the room. A few minutes later, his friends noticed that he was lying lifelessly. He was pronounced dead in the hospital.

The dead body was shifted to the mortuary of Jubail General Hospital. An enquiry is on to determine the cause of death. His brother, who arrived from Jeddah on Tuesday morning, told that the family is planning to take the body back home.

"He was working with us for past one and a half year. We're all still in shock. He was loved and respected by all”, one of his friend said. IFF Jubail unit members are cooperating in the hospital to expedite the formalities.

Nizamuddin is the son of Iddinabba and Aisamma couple from Hirthila village in Uppinangady.


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