15 killed as dumper overturns on working family sleeping on footpath near Kim Char Rasta in Surat, baby cries amidst piles of corpses, CM announces Rs 2 lakh aid to the dead

Raju Mahida, the survivor of Kim's accident.




Before
he knew it, Raju turned on the dumper. He further said that he was sleeping 25 feet away from his siblings with his wife Puri. Before anything could be understood at night, the truck came and called for help. People climbed on what was sleeping and then turned over the shops again. In which brother and sister are also injured.

The dumper caused blood clots at the scene.


Raju went to bed at 9:30 am , adding that he used to go to work at 8 am every day, take tiffins and return around 6 pm. Went to bed at 9.30 last night. However, it was not a dream at night that a black truck would take the lives of fellow workers.

More than 5 people were injured in the accident.


Raju Devka Mahida, a native of Devka village in Baswada, Rajasthan , was injured . He slept 25 feet away from his brother and sister-in-law. Raju's brother Kamlesh and sister-in-law Pinka have sustained serious head injuries. Raju Mahida's family owns 10 bighas of land in his hometown, in which crops including cotton, groundnut and wheat are grown. Parents handle agriculture.

Daily Rs. Deaths of over 300 workers
Tragic accident:15 killed as dumper overturns on working family sleeping on footpath near Kim Char Rasta in Surat, baby cries amidst piles of corpses, CM announces Rs 2 lakh aid to the dead


The deceased were natives of Kushalgarh in Baswada and were engaged in casual labor to support the family.

Twelve people died on the spot
Police arrested the dumper driver and the cleaner



Twelve people died on the spot when a dumper overturned on a sleeping working family on the sidewalk near Palodgam on Kim-Mandvi Road last night, while eight were rushed to Smeemer Hospital in critical condition, where three died during treatment and the total death toll rose to 15. Was. A police convoy, including senior district police officials, rushed to the spot on learning of the incident. Police arrested the dumper driver and the cleaner. Chikkar was in a drunken state when the dumper driver was caught, police said. While Chief Minister Rupani has also announced assistance of Rs 2 lakh by the state government to each worker who dies.

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There were puddles of blood at the scene, killing 12 people at once.

The dumper lost control after hitting the tractor. A
native of Kushalgarh in Baswada and a casual laborer, five to six families have been living near Palod for the last five years. Meanwhile, around 12 pm on Monday, a dumper driver heading from Kim to Mandvi hit a tractor laden with sugarcane heading towards Kim Char Rasta. After hitting the tractor, the dumper driver lost control of the steering wheel and the dumper climbed onto the sidewalk, crushing 20 workers sleeping there. Twelve died on the spot as the dumper hit the working families in Bharninder, while eight were shifted to Schmeier Hospital in critical condition, where three others succumbed to their injuries.

The dumper driver jumped off the sidewalk and wandered along the shops to the back.


Most of the dead bodies were crushed when policemen dumped the corpse in a tempo and climbed on the sleeping workers. A total of 12 people were killed and puddles of blood filled the scene. Police bleeding condition between the condition of the body was shifted to hospital by completing 12 tempo.

As many as five shop sheds were broken into.

The unfortunate ones who died

Safesha Fuchs
Shobhana Vasania
Rakesh Rupchand
Dilip Thakra
Naresh Balu
Vikesh Mahida
Mukesh Mahida
Leela Mukesh
Manisha
Chadha Bal
Anita Manish Mahida
Dilip Akrambhai Vasania
Two year old girl
One year old boy

The uncontrollable dumper also smashed four to five shop sheds.

CM expresses condolences to the families of the workers Chief
Minister Vijay Rupani has expressed his condolences to the families of the workers who lost their lives due to the dumper reversal on innocent workers lying on the pavement at night in Surat. The Chief Minister has also announced assistance of Rs 2 lakh by the state government to each worker who died in this tragic incident.

Police were also shocked to hear the baby crying amidst the pile of corpses.