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A lucky winner in Norwalk won $1 million on a lottery scratch-off ticket.

The ticket was sold at the Corner Store Variety on Westport Avenue in Norwalk.

The owners of the store, Inderjit Singh and Qulwant Qaur, told News12 the tickets were sold on Friday.

Singh said the winner first scratched off a different ticket and won $1,000, then tried his luck again and got $1 million.

"The moment is caught on my camera, but I never saw it, but he was very happy. The first thing he said was ‘There's too many zeroes on this side, can you look on your side?’ so I said it's $1 million."