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Student dies after falling from tree in school premises

PTI

Posted: Jan 29, 2013 at 1247 hrs IST

Tirupati A 15-year-old school student died after falling from a tree while cutting its branch at a school premises in Padirikuppam, about 45 km from here, police said today.

Vineeth, studying in 10th standard of Government ZP high school climbed the tree to cut its branches yesterday. He fell down after the branch of the tree on which he was sitting suddenly broke and came down.

Though he was immediately admitted to a hospital, he died, police said.

District Education Departmental officials have visited the school today and commenced an inquiry into the incident.

Action would be taken against teachers if it was found that the boy climbed the tree as per their instruction, official sources said.

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