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On Camera: Daily Wage Worker Falls From 3rd Floor Of Basti School, Dies During Treatment In Hospital

Basti: A daily wage worker died after falling from the third floor of Jaipuria School in Uttar Pradesh's Basti on Wednesday. The incident was captured on CCTV, showing the man falling onto a wooden ramp before crashing onto the ground floor. Basti - A worker died tragically after falling from the third floor of the renowned Jaipuria School in Basti while carrying out plastering work. The incident…

On Camera: Daily Wage Worker Falls From 3rd Floor Of Basti School, Dies During Treatment In Hospital

In Basti, Uttar Pradesh, a daily wage worker named Ved Prakash lost his life after falling from the third floor of Jaipuria School on Wednesday. The tragic event was captured on CCTV footage, which shows the man falling onto a wooden ramp before crashing to the ground floor.

Prakash, who had been working as a painter at the school for 15 days, was reportedly undertaking plastering work when the accident occurred. The CCTV footage depicts the worker losing balance and falling from the building. Upon impact, a group of people at the scene panicked and rushed towards Prakash to provide aid.

Despite immediate medical attention, the 37-year-old worker succumbed to his injuries in the hospital. The incident took place under the jurisdiction of Kalwari police station. Police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the fall and whether proper safety measures were enforced during Prakash's work at the school.

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