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Bengal Teen Iqbal Stays in Ponds, Feels 'Burning Sensation'
Iqbal, a Bengal teen, remains in ponds due to a 'burning sensation' he feels outside water. Neighbors provide him with food as he stays submerged, raising concerns about his well-being. This unusual behavior has sparked curiosity and discussions about mental health and environmental factors in the region.
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"Staying cool in the water might not be the best solution for Iqbal's burning sensation!"
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