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Manisha serious

Bangalore: Five-year-old Manisha, who was witness to her parents’ suicide a few days ago, is not doing too well.

Doctors at the M.S. Ramaiah Hospital, where she is in the intensive care unit, said here Friday that the child was on ventilator support and her condition was serious.

“She has been having repeated epileptic attacks since yesterday evening and her condition does not seem to be improving. In fact, she is not doing too well,” said Naresh Shetty, Medical Director of the hospital.

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