2024-03-29 02:00:13
Rajeev Prajapati, Nuh: On Thursday, an Eco Sports vehicle going from Meerut to Ujjain lost its balance due to tire burst on the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway. Due to this, the speeding car collided with the divider. In this accident, four people of the same family died and three were seriously injured. All the injured were taken to Mandikheda Hospital. From where he has been referred to Nalhar Medical College. His condition is said to be critical.
Accident on Delhi-Mumbai Expressway
According to the information, the police received information in the morning that a car had met with an accident on the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway. There were a total of 7 people in the car. Who were going from Meerut to Ujjain. As soon as the car reached Jhimravat village under Pingawan police station area. At the same time suddenly the tire of the car burst. Due to this the car went out of control and crashed into the divider.
People around helped
The people present on the spot took everyone out of the car and informed the ambulance and police. Police reached the spot, kept the dead bodies in an ambulance and took them to Mandikheda Hospital and the injured were taken in a vehicle and admitted to Nalhar Medical College for treatment.
the car overturned several times
The accident was so severe that the car overturned several times due to the high speed. Due to this, three people sitting in the car died on the spot and a woman died during treatment. The deceased have been identified as 18-year-old Priyanshu, 28-year-old Deepanshu, 42-year-old Anita and 12-year-old Piyush.
A woman died during treatmentInvestigating officer Babulal said that the bodies have been kept in the mortuary of Mandikheda and the family members have been informed. As soon as the relatives reach the hospital, postmortem of the dead bodies will be done and handed over to the relatives. Doctor Manish, who treated the injured, said that three dead bodies and four people came to him in injured condition. The woman died due to serious injuries. The injured were given first aid and referred to Nalhar Medical College.