MP: Loaded truck overturned on an auto in Rewa; 7 killed, 3 injured

A truck loaded with cement sheets overturned on an auto near Sohagi mountain. Read Further on Dynamite News:

Rewa: A horrific accident occurred in Rewa district of Madhya Pradesh. A truck loaded with cement sheets overturned on an auto near Sohagi mountain. Seven people were killed on the spot while three others were seriously injured, reports Dynamite News correspondent.

Police rushed to the scene and admitted the injured to hospital for treatment. The bodies of the deceased were sent to the morgue for postmortem.

They Went To Prayagraj

According to the information, all the people travelling in the auto were going to Naigadhi in Mauganj district after bathing in the Ganga in Prayagraj.

All the people travelling in the auto were residents of Naigadhi in Mauganj. The truck was going towards Rewa via Prayagraj.

ASP Vivek Lal Statement

ASP Vivek Lal said that seven people have died in the accident. The deceased are being identified. Investigation is being done to find out whose negligence caused the accident and what is the real reason behind the accident.

Earlier Accident

Last month on 30th May, three members of a family, including an eight-year-old child, lost their lives in Bara village under the Semariya police station area of Rewa district in Madhya Pradesh after being struck by lightning.

The deceased have been identified as Ashish Vasudeva, aged thirty-two, his wife Jyoti Vasudeva, twenty-six, and their son Kishan Vasudeva, aged eight.

The tragic incident occurred when the three were standing under a mango tree near their field. Lightning struck them, and they died instantly.

Two other family members, Naina Vasudeva, aged two, and Premlal Vasudeva, aged fifty-five, sustained injuries in the accident.

Reports suggested that Premlal’s wife was also injured, but police denied this claim. The injured individuals were initially taken to the Primary Health Centre in Semariya. However, due to their critical condition, they were later referred to Sanjay Gandhi Medical College in Rewa for further treatment.

“The victims lived in a makeshift hut in Bara village. The incident took place around one-thirty in the afternoon, when they were under a mango tree. They died on the spot,” Umesh Prajapati, the sub-divisional officer (police) of Sirmaur, told IANS.

The adverse weather conditions continued in Madhya Pradesh on the fifth day of Nautapa or nine days of heat, when, according to Hindu astronomy, this phase begins when the Sun enters the Rohini Nakshatra (constellation), leading to a surge in temperatures and marking the peak of summer heat in India.