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News India Live, Digital Desk: A heart-wrenching news has come out from Gumla district of Jharkhand, where two people died tragically on the spot, while five others were seriously injured in a horrific collision between a speeding Bolero and a tanker. This accident was so terrible that the Bolero vehicle was blown to pieces and the bodies and injured had to be taken out by cutting it with a gas cutter.
Where and how did this tragic accident happen?
This horrific road accident occurred near Palkot police station area on Gumla-Simdega road. According to the information, seven people were going towards Simdega in a Bolero car. Meanwhile, he had a direct collision with a speeding tanker coming from the front near Palkot. The collision was so strong that the front part of the car was completely crushed and the people sitting inside were badly trapped.
Hearing the sound of the collision, nearby villagers immediately reached the spot and informed the police. The entire area was shaken by the screams of the injured and the dead.
Car door had to be cut with a gas cutter
The police and the local people had to work hard to rescue the people trapped in the Bolero. The door of the car was so stuck that it was impossible to open it. After this, a gas cutter was called on the spot and the people trapped inside were taken out by cutting the door of the vehicle.
In this accident, two people traveling in Bolero died on the spot. Meanwhile, five other injured people were taken out of the vehicle in critical condition and immediately admitted to the nearest hospital, where their condition remains critical.
Angry people blocked the road
There is huge anger among the local people after this tragic accident. Angry villagers blocked the Gumla-Simdega road demanding compensation and a ban on speeding vehicles on the road. Due to road blockage, long queues of vehicles formed on both sides.
As soon as information about the incident was received, senior police and administrative officials reached the spot and are trying to pacify the people. The police have taken possession of both the bodies and sent them for postmortem and have started investigating the cause of the accident.
North India Statesman