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Balayya Swallowed by Hyderabad!! Yet another rain & yet another human gets devoured by Hyderabad drains! 70 year old Balayya went missing after falling into an open manhole near the railway underpass at Vaishali Nagar, Miyapur, Hyderabad. GHMC staff had left the manhole uncovered in the area over the...

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