By Trend News Line 2024-06-16 07:45:45.
Tragedy Strikes Nimbahera, Rajasthan
In a heartbreaking turn of events, a family in Nimbahera, Rajasthan, is mourning the loss of three beloved members. The Nimbahera Kotwali Station House Officer, Ramsumer Meena, revealed that the victims met with a tragic fate late on Saturday night. The deafening music from a nearby temple masked the sound of an approaching train, leading to a devastating accident.
The deceased have been identified as 45-year-old Mohanlal Dhobi, his wife Lalita (40), and another relative, Devshree (35). Mohanlal Dhobi succumbed to his injuries at a district hospital, while Lalita and Devshree tragically lost their lives at the accident site. The bodies have been sent for postmortem examination as authorities delve into the circumstances surrounding this heartbreaking incident.
Another Tragic Incident in Bharatpur
Meanwhile, in Bharatpur, Rajasthan, a horrific accident involving a public transport bus and a loaded truck has claimed two lives and left six others injured. The accident occurred on the Sevar road in Bharatpur, resulting in the untimely deaths of the bus driver and a man on a motorcycle.
According to officials, the collision took place when a truck trolley travelling from Mathura bypass collided with the bus coming from Bayana. Tragically, a bike rider, Pratap (50) from Richoli village in Bayana, and Harbhan (35) from Tikaria in Rudawal, also lost their lives in the accident. The injured individuals are currently receiving treatment at the RBM government hospital, with some in critical condition.
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