Jaipur Accident: A terrible road accident took place on Lohamandi Road of Harmada police station area in Jaipur, Rajasthan. According to the information, a dumper first hit a car and then lost control and hit 4 other vehicles. A total of 13 people died in this accident, while about 40 people were seriously injured. The injured were immediately admitted to nearby hospitals.
Dumper hit
Eyewitnesses said that the driver of the dumper was under the influence of alcohol. He proceeded to trample whatever came on the road, seriously affecting around 50 people. After the accident, the driver was trying to run away leaving the vehicle, but the police reached the spot and controlled him. The local police and administration immediately started relief work. After giving first aid to the injured, the patients in critical condition were shifted to big hospitals. Due to the accident, traffic in the surrounding area was affected for some time. A tragic accident took place at around 1 pm in the Loha Mandi area of Harmada in Jaipur, Rajasthan. According to the police, the brake of a dumper failed, after which it went out of control and crushed the parked and moving vehicles on the road. 13 people died in the accident, while many others were injured.
Orgy of death up to 300 meters
According to eyewitnesses, the speed of the dumper was so high that it hit the vehicles for about 300 meters and caused death. First he hit a car, then crushed a bike, auto and other vehicles. Debris and dead bodies were scattered on the road, making the scene horrifying.
Relief work and chaos in the hospital
Local people immediately started relief work and took the injured to the hospital with the help of ambulance. Many injured were admitted to Kanwatiya Hospital and SMS Trauma Centre, out of which the condition of three is said to be critical.
police action
Harmada police station reached the spot and diverted the traffic, took possession of the bodies and sent them to the mortuary. The dumper was removed with the help of a crane and the jam on the road was gradually cleared.