Truck and trolley crashed on Agra Lucknow Expressway due to fog on Monday morning. Awakening
Sansu, Jagran-Fatehabad (Agra). One person died and five were injured in two accidents due to diversion of the road by Atlas Company and dense fog on Agra Lucknow Expressway. A child was seriously injured in the third incident
First of all, on Agra Lucknow Expressway last Sunday night at around 12:15 am, at kilometer 14+200, a car which was being driven by Omprakash son Rajeev along with Prashant son Rakesh, Harshit son Anshik, Krishna son Rajesh Saxena, resident of Khas Chowk Shahjahanpur, while going from Mathura to Hardoi, collided with an unknown vehicle due to the driver falling asleep.
In which Harshit was seriously injured and Omprakash, Prashant and Krishna were injured. As soon as the information was received, Police Station Head Doki and UPEDA Assistant Security Officer Sudhish Shukla along with the team reached the spot and sent the injured to SN Medical College.
Second incident: Last Sunday night at around 3:15 pm, a bus which was going from Jaipur to Gorakhpur. Which collided with the vehicle moving ahead near the diversion point at milestone number 14:200 on the Agra Lucknow Expressway.
In which Kainaina son of Riyazuddin, aged about 5 years, resident of Vijay Nagar Gulab Pura, Faisawa police station Nabalgarh Jhunjhunu Rajasthan, Gyan Chand son of Rameshwar resident of 27 Mile, District Vyavar Rajasthan were injured. Those who were given medical treatment in UPEDA ambulance left for their destination.
The third incident occurred on Monday morning at around 11 am. A trolley on Milestone No. 32 of Agra Lucknow Expressway, which came from Lucknow side, broke the divider on the line going from Agra to Lucknow due to the driver losing control while trying to save the car going ahead.
Then two cars coming from Agra collided one after the other. In which a child of about two and a half years, Radhyav Kaushik, got injured and was sent to CHC.
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