Bareilly : A horrific road accident has happened in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh. There was a collision between a tractor trolley and a canter on Tuesday morning at Parohi Agricultural Farm of Bahedi Kotwali police station area. In which two people died. While three people were injured. It is being told that the laborers were going to transplant paddy. However, a canter (mini truck) rammed into a tractor trolley at a railway crossing near Parohi Agricultural Farm. Due to this, Rahis (35 years) and Jia Urrahman (38 years), residents of Nankaur village of Devarnia police station area, died.
Along with this, Farooq, Abdul Hasan of the village and Zaheer, a resident of Rahpura village, were seriously injured. He was admitted to a private hospital in Bareilly for treatment. Police took the dead bodies of both the dead and sent them to the postmortem. The condition of one of them is very serious. After the accident, there was chaos in the family of the deceased. Along with this, a large number of relatives and people from the village are gathering.
Accident due to sleep nap
The laborers from Devarnia were going to transplant paddy at Parohi farm in Bahedi. The canter hit the laborers’ trolley. It is said that the driver of the tractor trolley tried to save a lot. However, the driver of the canter had dozed off. Due to this the accident happened.
Road jammed after the accident
After the accident at the railway crossing in Bahedi, there was a long jam of vehicles. As soon as the information about the accident was received, Inspector Bahedi reached the spot with the police team. Police sent the injured for treatment. Along with this, the jam of vehicles was opened, then the movement of vehicles could start.
ADM City reached the hospital to take care of the injured
After getting the information about the accident, ADM City Dr. RD Pandey and SP City Rahul Bhati reached the private hospital. He took care of the injured. Along with this, informed about the incident. Also asked the Bahedi Kotwali Inspector about the action.
Report Muhammad Sajid, Bareilly