Water Tank: Two Killed As Scaffolding Crashes In Dahod |
Vadodara: The slab of a water tank being constructed in the Rozam village in Dahod district collapsed on Thursday, leaving two workers dead and five others injured.
The incident took place in the evening when the labourers were working on the slab of the water tank. Sources said that the wooden scaffolding erected to support the slam shook, leading to the collapse of the slab.
“Five workers were on the slab while two others were working under it. Two were trapped under it even as five others fell on it,” said Dahod collector Dr Harshit Gosavi.
Two of the critically injured workers were rushed to Vadodara for treatment. While their injuries are serious, their condition is said to be stable.
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The incident took place in the evening when the labourers were working on the slab of the water tank. Sources said that the wooden scaffolding erected to support the slam shook, leading to the collapse of the slab.
“Five workers were on the slab while two others were working under it. Two were trapped under it even as five others fell on it,” said Dahod collector Dr Harshit Gosavi.
Two of the critically injured workers were rushed to Vadodara for treatment. While their injuries are serious, their condition is said to be stable.
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