Mumbai: 4 killed, 1 injured after truck hit them at Vikhroli’s Surya Nagar Road

Mumbai: 4 killed, 1 injured after truck hit them at Vikhroli’s Surya Nagar Road

ANIUpdated: Wednesday, May 29, 2019, 12:08 AM IST
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Mumbai: Four people were killed and one other sustained critical injuries after they were hit by a truck at Surya Nagar Road in Mumbai’s Vikhroli on Thursday, police said. The truck driver was arrested. “While taking a turn, a ration truck got toppled due to under construction work of a manhole. The four people, who were standing on the spot, were hit by the truck and later succumbed to their injuries. One more person sustained injuries in the incident,” said Deputy Commissioner of police, Akhilesh Kumar Singh.

The deceased were identified as Ashwin Hiware (32), Vishal (22), Abdul Hamid Sheikh (42), and Chandrashekar (40). Chand Hassan Sheikh, who sustained injuries, is being treated at Rajawadi Hospital. The accident occurred at 11.45 pm on Thursday. An eyewitness Chandan Giri told ANI: “I heard people were shouting. When I reached the spot, I saw five people have met with an accident. They all were taken to the hospital, but three of them died on the spot.” “The accident happened as the Municipal Corporation did not do its work properly. The manhole was not filled properly,” he added. An FIR has been registered in the case and police are investigating if the driver was drunk.

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