Body of Telangana worker who died of ill-health in Tel Aviv arrives today
Ravinder was undergoing treatment for a heart ailment at Sourasky Medical Centre in Tel Aviv. Amid missile attacks from Iran on the city in June, patients, including Ravinder, were moved to underground safety bunkers. He passed away on June 16.
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