China Probing Circumstances Of Indian Student's Death In Tianjin: Foreign Ministry
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Aman Nagsen, from Bihar's Gaya, was a student of Business Administration in the Tianjin Foreign Studies University. He was found dead on July 29.
India today said that Chinese authorities are investigating the circumstances of the death of an Indian student in China's Tianjin city and efforts are on to bring his body back to India as quickly as possible. Aman Nagsen, from Bihar's Gaya, was a student of Business Administration in the Tianjin Foreign Studies University. He was found dead on July 29. "We are aware of this unfortunate incident and our condolences to the family members," External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said at a media briefing. He said the Indian embassy in Beijing is in touch with the university and the local authorities, and an official from the mission is currently in Tianjin to provide necessary assistance.
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