3 burnt alive, 5 injured after Bolero and dumper collision triggers fire in Churu

JHUNJHUNU:

Upon receiving information, Hamirwas police station officer Rai Singh Suthar, along with Additional Superintendent of Police Richpal Singh and IPS officer Abhijit Patil, reached the spot with a police team.

Fire brigade vehicles were summoned, and efforts were initiated to douse the flames. Station officer Rai Singh Suthar stated that 3 people were burnt alive, while 5 others were seriously injured.

According to information, all occupants of the Bolero were travelling from Siddhmukh towards Pilani to attend a wedding when their vehicle collided head-on with an oncoming dumper. Following the collision, the Bolero caught fire, trapping the occupants.

Locals pulled out the injured, shifting them to Pilani hospital. After primary treatment, all injured were referred for advanced medical care given their critical condition. Traffic on the route was disrupted on the route for some time following the accident. Jhunjhunu CMHO Chhote Lal Gurjar stated that 2 of the 5 injured, whose condition was critical, were referred to Jaipur.

The bodies of the deceased have been kept in the mortuary of Pilani hospital.


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