2 die after truck rams into hospital premises

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Two persons died after a speeding water tanker rammed into the premises of Adarsh hospital under Shahjehanabad police station area on Tuesday, parked

vehicles were also damaged in the incident.

According to the police, the driver of the water tanker lost control and rammed into the premises of Adarsh hospital injuring two persons who were later declared dead when they were rushed to hospital.

CSP Shahjehanabad Sunil Shivhare said that the two deceased have been identified as Faiz (28) of Aishbagh and Amaanullah (50) of Jumerati and other details which could reveal the reason behind the accident would be investigated in the accident. In the initial investigation it was not found that the two were standing or pedestrian which would be investigated.

The owner of the truck which operates the Sohail water supply service has been informed and would be questioned in the further investigation. During the investigation mechanical fault in the tanker would be investigated which lead to the accident as it is found that to evade arrest owner and drivers provide reason of failure of brakes, he added.

The bodies were sent for post mortem after the preliminary investigation.The police have registered a case under section 304 A of the IPC and have started further investigation.

Meanwhile, a 53-year-old woman died who was undergoing treatment at a private hospital after she was injured on their way back home with her 20-year-old son who escaped with injuries; there two wheeler was hit by a speeding car near Vidhya Nagar petrol pump under Baghsewania police station area on Monday.

According to police two persons including a woman were rushed to a nearby hospital where the woman was declared dead while youth accompanying her sustained injuries.

The deceased was identified as Usha Patel of Katara Hills and was a teacher with a private school while the youth was identified as her son Gagan Patel.

The deceased died late in the evening at Sacklecha hospital and Trauma Centre. A case under section 304-A of the IPC was registered and further investigations have been started. 

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