Halifax Regional Police responded to a call at 9:30 PM at Walmart, 6990 Mumford Rd., discovering the body of a young woman inside a large walk-in oven in the bakery department. The woman was Gursimran Kaur an immigrant from India.

Tragic Loss Gursimran Found Dead in Walmart Bakery Oven

19-year-old Gursimran Kaur was tragically found dead inside a walk-in oven by her mother, who had been working at Walmart alongside her for nearly two years. According to reports, Gursimran was severely burned and suffered fatal injuries on October 19 in the bakery department of Walmart in Canada

Gursimran Kaur and her mother had been working at Walmart for nearly two years. Initially, when Gursimran was not seen for a while, her mother thought she was helping customers. However, after not seeing her for about an hour, she began to search for her. After asking others and finding no one who had seen her, her mother started to panic, especially since Gursimran’s phone was out of reach and switched off, which is a common situation for anyone.

After searching for a long time with no luck, her mother decided to check the bakery department’s oven. When she opened the door of the large walk-in oven, what she saw was incredibly shocking: Gursimran’s burned body. This scene would remain like a nightmare for her mother, one she would never forget.

What happened to Gursimran was truly tragic, and no one should ever have to experience such a loss. Only her mother knows how it felt to find her child there, and it must have felt like the ground had shifted beneath her feet. You can’t even begin to imagine the horror her mother experienced when she opened that oven door.

How Did This Tragedy Happen?

Authorities reported on Tuesday that the cause of this tragedy has not yet been determined, but investigations are ongoing, and it will be revealed soon. In the meantime, Walmart will remain closed until further notice. The Nova Scotia Department of Labour, Skills and Immigration also issued a stop-work order for the store’s bakery and a piece of equipment on Tuesday.

Fundraiser Helping the Family

The Maritime Sikh Society has shared that Kaur and her mother originally hail from India, while her father and brother remain there. The organization is actively working to facilitate their relocation to Canada, highlighting the importance of family reunification in their mission.

To date, the fundraiser has successfully raised over $75,000 Canadian dollars to support this family’s transition and resettlement. The community’s response has been heartwarming, reflecting a strong commitment to helping those in need. This financial support will not only assist in covering travel expenses but also help Kaur and her mother establish a stable life.

However, the money cannot fully compensate for Gursimran’s loss, but it will provide support and help to Gursimran Kaur’s mother during this difficult time. The fundraiser is working to bring Gursimran’s brother and father from India to Canada.”. The society continues to encourage donations and community involvement to reach their goal of bringing the entire family together.

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