On the same day, two more road accidents occurred in Mufassil police station area. In one case, a bus hit a CNG auto, injuring five people. The second incident occurred near Akouna, where an unknown vehicle hit an e-rickshaw. In this too, five people were injured.
High speed once again wreaked havoc in Nawada on Tuesday. Two youths died in separate road accidents in the district, while more than a dozen people were injured. The first incident took place near Sikandra village in Mufassil police station area. 35-year-old Sanjay Kumar, a resident of Loharpura village, was hit by a tractor loaded with sand. At the time of the accident, he was going to bring his wife from her in-laws’ house. Sanjay used to work in a private job in Delhi and had returned to Nawada on May 1. But before he could bring his wife, he met with an accident. He died on the spot. There was chaos in the house after the incident. His wife is inconsolable.
The second incident took place near Kosi village in Roh police station area. 25-year-old Ratan Kumar, a resident of Harshitpur village, was returning from the market when his bike was hit by an unknown vehicle. Seriously injured Ratan was first taken to PHC, then referred to Nawada Sadar Hospital, where he died during treatment. Ratan was the only son in his family. The family is completely devastated by the death of the son. There is mourning in the village as well.
On the same day, two more road accidents occurred in Mufassil police station area. In one case, a bus hit a CNG auto, injuring five people. The second incident occurred near Akouna, where an unknown vehicle hit an e-rickshaw. In this too, five people were injured. At the same time, two other people were injured in road accidents in Hisua and Kashichak police station areas. All the injured have been admitted to the local government hospital. City police station in-charge Avinash Kumar said that the bodies of both the deceased have been taken into custody and sent for post-mortem. Information has been given to the concerned police station areas. Police is investigating the matter.
