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Pakistan handed over Sarabjit’s body to India without heart & kidney
Daily Bhaskar Sarabjit’s body was flown to India by a special Air India aircraft that landed Amritsar airport, where it was received by Minister of state for external affairs Preneet Kaur, Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukbir Singh Badal and Punjab Congress President … |
News Briefs – Idaho Mountain Express and Guide
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News Briefs
Idaho Mountain Express and Guide According to the Livestrong Foundation’s website, direct exposure to Milestone can cause minor skin, eye or lung irritations, but is unlikely to do more harm than that, even after prolonged exposure. A city news release states that the herbicide … |
Sarabjit Singh dies six days after brutal assault in Pakistan jail – Daily News & Analysis
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Sarabjit Singh dies six days after brutal assault in Pakistan jail
Daily News & Analysis The official sources in Lahore had on Wednesday said Sarabjit had slipped into a “non-reversible” coma and this could lead to “brain death“. His measurements on the Glasgow Coma Scale, which indicates the levels of consciousness and damage to a … Today in Pics: Sarabjit Singh cremated with full state honoursIndian Express Sarabjit goes into ‘deep coma’DAWN.com Govt to reject India’s Sarabjit request – The NationThe Nation |
Officials say he died of a cardiac arrest today morning – Daily News & Analysis
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Officials say he died of a cardiac arrest today morning
Daily News & Analysis Earlier in the day, official sources in Lahore had said Sarabjit had slipped into a “non-reversible” coma and this could lead to “brain death“. His measurements on the Glasgow Coma Scale, which indicates the levels of consciousness and damage to a … |
Sarabjit Singh's heart, kidneys, stomach missing, finds autopsy panel in India – Indian Express
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Sarabjit Singh’s heart, kidneys, stomach missing, finds autopsy panel in India
Indian Express Sarabjit Singh body Hospital staff, airline and security officials move the body of Sarabjit Singh from an ambulance to a cargo office at Allama Iqbal International airport, before departure to India, in Lahore. (Reuters) … |
Heart, kidneys, stomach missing in Sarabjit's body, finds autopsy panel in India – Indian Express
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Heart, kidneys, stomach missing in Sarabjit’s body, finds autopsy panel in India
Indian Express Sarabjit Singh body Hospital staff, airline and security officials move the body of Sarabjit Singh from an ambulance to a cargo office at Allama Iqbal International airport, before departure to India, in Lahore. (Reuters) … |
Slayer guitarist dies of liver failure – Ninemsn – Ninemsn
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Slayer guitarist dies of liver failure – Ninemsn
Ninemsn May 03, 2013: Recently deceased Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman plays a solo in the thrash band’s 1990 hit ‘Seasons in the Abyss’. US guitarist Jeff Hanneman, one of the founding members of heavy metal band Slayer, has died of liver failure, the band said. |
Heavy metal guitarist dies of liver failure after battling flesh-eating disease – Sydney Morning Herald
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Heavy metal guitarist dies of liver failure after battling flesh-eating disease
Sydney Morning Herald US guitarist Jeff Hanneman, a co-founder of the seminal heavy metal band Slayer, died from liver failure in a Southern Californian hospital on Thursday, the band said. He was 49. The band’s Facebook page recently posted: “Slayer is devastated to inform … |
Slayer Guitarist Jeff Hanneman Dies of Liver Failure After Gruesome Bout of … – Medical Daily
Slayer Guitarist Jeff Hanneman Dies of Liver Failure After Gruesome Bout of …Medical DailyJeff Hanneman, founding member and guitarist for the pioneering American thrash metal band Slayer, died this morning of liver failure at age 49, two years after…
Two Days After Donating a Kidney, Mulroy is 'Rarin' to Go – Memphis Flyer
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Two Days After Donating a Kidney, Mulroy is ‘Rarin’ to Go
Memphis Flyer And if the science of transplant surgery should need a poster boy to represent its potential to the general public, it couldn’t do much better than Commissioner Mulroy, whose regular job is that of a University of Memphis law professor. Mulroy appeared … |