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Labourer killed at Mumbai airport

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Posted: Mar 30, 2008 at 1246 hrs IST

Mumbai, March 30: A 40-year-old labourer was killed in the wee hours after being allegedly hit by an Air India service bus inside the high-security international airport in Mumbai.

Dnyaneshwar Appa Kunte, who works as a loader for Khambatta Aviation, was killed after being hit by the bus at bay number 46 of the Chhatrapati Shivaji international airport at around 0400 hrs.

However, the driver of the bus managed to flee from the scene, a senior police official said, adding he has been identified and efforts were on to nab him, the official said.

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