A 24-year-old man died of electrocution while running on a treadmill at a gym in north Delhi, India. The deceased, Saksham Pruthi, was a BTech major and worked in a firm in Gurugram. He used to work out at the Gymplex Fitness Zone in Sector 15, and was a resident of Rohini Sector 19, reports NDTV. Also read: Man dies from electrocution in Dhaka’s Chawkbazar The young man fell while jogging on the treadmill early on Tuesday and the cause of the death was mentioned as electrocution in the autopsy report, it said. Also read; Man dies from electrocution in city The gym manager has been arrested by police. A case has been filed under the provisions dealing with culpable homicide that does not amount to murder and careless behaviour with regard to machinery. Police are investigating further into the matter. Also read: Worker dies from electrocution in Dhaka’s Kamrangirchar

Three young children who had just moved to New Zealand from South Africa have died in what police said Friday they're investigating as homicide. Police said they were not looking for any possible suspects beyond those involved in the incident late Thursday at a home in the South Island town of Timaru. They said emergency services had found a woman at the address who had been hospitalized in stable condition. Read: Haiti PM, under fire, addresses evidence in leader's slaying Police said the children were 3-year-old twins and a 7-year-old who were all siblings. All those involved had recently moved from South Africa to New Zealand, police said, and had moved out of a mandatory coronavirus quarantine facility within the past week. In a brief news conference, police said the investigation was in its early stages and they couldn't yet release many details, including the names of the children or how they died. Inspector Dave Gaskin, the Aoraki area commander, said the deaths would be “incredibly distressing” for residents of Timaru, particularly after five teenagers from the town were killed in a car crash last month. Read:Cuba begins vaccinating children as young as 2 The Stuff news organization said neighbors Karen and Brad Cowper called police just after 10 p.m. when they heard a man screaming and crying. The neighbors said they asked the man if he was OK but he didn't respond other than to say: “Is this really happening?” Stuff reported the family was living in accommodation for hospital staff, and both the man and woman were medical professionals.