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 Two polling officials die of sunstroke in Orissa
 Updated at: 1848 PST,  Thursday, April 23, 2009
Two polling officials die of sunstroke in Orissa NEW DELHI: Two polling officials died and two others fell ill due to sunstroke in Orissa's Mayurbhanj and Keonjhar Districts on Thursday.

According to officials, the heat wave death toll in Orissa has now touched 30.

The deceased were identified as Pabitra Mohan Muduli and Somnath Mohanty.

Meanwhile, the officials who were taken ill were rushed to hospital. They were identified as Rahim Khilar and Dambarudhar Mahanta.
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