Death of young immigrant in Walmart oven was accidental

• Shocking Discovery in Walmart Industrial Oven
• No Evidence of Homicide Found
• Sikh Community Offers Support

Gursimran Kaur, a 19-year-old woman, tragically lost her life after becoming trapped in an industrial oven at a Walmart in Halifax, Canada, on October 19.

Police have confirmed there is no evidence of homicide in the case, ruling the death as accidental.

Kaur’s charred remains were discovered by her mother, who also works at the store and had been searching for her after noticing her prolonged absence.

The discovery was made in the bakery section, where a colleague reported a strange «dripping» sound coming from the industrial oven.

Emotional Impact and Community Support Following Tragedy in Walmart

Visibly traumatized, the mother opened the oven to find her daughter’s body inside.

The family, originally from India, had emigrated to Canada three years ago in pursuit of a better life.

The Sikh community in Nova Scotia has rallied around the grieving family, describing them as an example of dedication and unity.

A family spokesperson emphasized the deep emotional toll the incident has had on Gursimran Kaur’s mother.

Walmart has temporarily closed the store and plans to remove the oven as part of a previously scheduled renovation.

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A GoFundMe campaign has raised $190,000 to bring Gursimran Kaur’s father from India to Canada.

The case has shocked the region, prompting widespread sympathy and a call for understanding and support for the bereaved family.

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