In a tragic incident in Bhaderwah, Jammu and Kashmir, the bodies of three individuals were discovered in a guest house under mysterious circumstances. The victims were identified as two men and a woman, and preliminary investigations suggest they may have died due to asphyxiation caused by a malfunctioning gas heater.
The incident occurred in a guest house located in the heart of Bhaderwah town. Local residents alerted the authorities after noticing a foul smell emanating from the premises. When police and emergency services arrived, they found the three individuals unconscious inside the guest house. All efforts to revive them proved futile, and they were declared dead at the scene.
Initial investigations by the police point toward asphyxiation due to a malfunctioning gas heater as the likely cause of death. There were no visible external injuries on the bodies, and no signs of any foul play were observed. However, a detailed post-mortem will confirm the exact cause of death.
Authorities have initiated a probe to ascertain whether the gas heater malfunctioned or if there were any other contributing factors. A team of experts, including forensic specialists, has been deployed to gather more information. The area has been sealed off as part of the investigation.
The incident has sparked concerns about the safety of guest houses and hotels in the region, particularly during the colder months when gas heaters are commonly used. Police have urged tourists and locals to exercise caution and ensure proper maintenance of heating systems to prevent such tragedies in the future.