J-Ok: Two Labourers Killed, One Injured In Landslide In Reasi | India Information
Two labourers misplaced their lives and one other was severely injured in a landslide which occurred early Wednesday morning within the Badora, which falls underneath the Mahore sub-division of Reasi district, Jammu and Kashmir police stated on Wednesday.
The incident occurred when the three males, together with a JCB machine operator at a development website associated to the Badora Shiva Cave pilgrimage, have been sleeping in a tent. Round 2 am, a sudden landslide hit the world, and the tent bought buried in it.
The deceased have been recognized as Ravi Kumar (23), son of Parshotam Kumar, a resident of Tehsil Channi in Udhampur district, and Rashpal Singh (26), son of Soba Ram, a resident of Tuli Kalaban, Tehsil Chassana, Reasi district.
The injured labourer was instantly taken to Mahore Hospital, the place he’s at present present process remedy.
Earlier on July 21, a younger scholar misplaced his life after a landslide in Poonch. Incharge Medical Superintendent of the district hospital stated that one 5-year-old little one was introduced in lifeless, whereas the opposite 4 had minor accidents and have been at present underneath statement.
He stated {that a} instructor was additionally injured, however in secure situation.
Chatting with ANI, Medical Officer Dr Ishfaq Ahmad stated, “In Bainch, an unlucky incident occurred in school, leading to accidents from a landslide. A complete of 5 youngsters have been injured. One 5-year-old little one was introduced in lifeless, whereas the opposite 4 had minor accidents… The injured youngsters are secure, and their accidents are being monitored. The instructor was additionally injured, however is secure. All are underneath statement, and if any additional remedy or referral is required, we’ll deal with it accordingly.”
An injured scholar stated that he was taking remedy within the hospital. He stated that they have been injured after stones fell from the roof within the wake of a landslide.
A instructor stated that the varsity is situated in an underdeveloped space, surrounded by hills, and the roads are unpaved.
