Woman devotee dies at Vemulawada temple
On tuesday morning, a devotee passed away on the grounds of the Sri Rajarajeshwara Swamy temple in Vemulawada. lakshmi, who was sleeping in an open area in front of the temple with her family, was discovered dead the next morning; there were signs that she had suffered a heart attack in her sleep.
Lakshmi, a resident of lingapur in the karimnagar district's Manakondur mandal, went to the temple on monday with her family. Due to the high volume of people seeking darshan of the presiding god, many slept outside during the night. When the family members awoke on tuesday, they discovered lakshmi had passed away. The employees of the Vemulawada temple responded quickly and verified the death, which was thought to be the result of a heart attack.
Lakshmi, a resident of lingapur in the karimnagar district's Manakondur mandal, went to the temple on monday with her family. Due to the high volume of people seeking darshan of the presiding god, many slept outside during the night. When the family members awoke on tuesday, they discovered lakshmi had passed away. The employees of the Vemulawada temple responded quickly and verified the death, which was thought to be the result of a heart attack.
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