Four people killed after car collides with dumper in Rajasthan
The collision was so severe that the front portion of the car was completely mangled and all four bodies were trapped inside
In the early hours of Wednesday, a devastating collision occurred between a car and a dumper in Rajasthan's Didwana-Kuchaman district. The accident took place in Nawa area around 5am, claiming the lives of four individuals. The victims were identified as Laxman Singh, 46, his wife Tulsi, 45, their daughter Sheetal, aged around 20, and the car driver Ramkishan, 35.
The force of the impact was so immense that it completely damaged the front of the car, leaving all four victims trapped inside. Rescuing the bodies proved to be a challenging task for the police, who managed to extract them nearly half an hour after the collision. The Nawa station house officer, Suresh Chaudhary, revealed that the dumper had been seized and taken to the police station, while its driver had managed to escape from the scene.
The police have initiated a search for the driver and are currently investigating the circumstances leading to the tragic accident. Tulsi, who worked as an auxiliary nurse midwife (ANM) at the sub-health centre in Kasera, was traveling with her family when the disaster struck. Preliminary information suggests that the family was en route from Jaipur towards Nawa when the unfortunate incident occurred.
The victims' bodies were subsequently placed in the mortuary of the Nawa sub-district hospital for post-mortem examinations and further investigations.
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