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Electric Hot Water Bag Claims Life of Young IT Engineer in Pune
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News18•10-10-2026, 19:24
Electric Hot Water Bag Claims Life of Young IT Engineer in Pune
- •A 30-year-old IT engineer named Rohan Kubadi died in his sleep in Pune due to suspected electrocution from an electric hot water bag.
- •The tragic incident came to light two days later when the landlord noticed a foul odor coming from the locked room and alerted authorities.
- •Experts and authorities emphasize the need for strict precautions while using electric heating devices to avoid such fatal accidents.
Key Questions Answered
The 30-year-old IT engineer, Rohan Kubadi, died in his sleep from electrocution caused by a faulty electric hot water bag placed under his neck.
His body was discovered two days later after the landlord noticed a foul odor coming from his locked room, received no response to multiple calls, and finally opened the door to find him deceased on the bed.
Users should check bags for defects, follow manufacturer instructions, and avoid sleeping with a bag under the body while it is plugged in and turned on.
