Railing collapses in Taraori school, seven Class V students injured

Karnal, November 26 At least seven students of Class V of a government school in Taraori were injured when a railing broke and they fell from the first floor of the school on Saturday afternoon. The incident took place...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:41 AM Nov 27, 2022 IST

Karnal, November 26

At least seven students of Class V of a government school in Taraori were injured when a railing broke and they fell from the first floor of the school on Saturday afternoon.

The incident took place when they were looking at a religious procession. The injured have been identified as Anjali, Durgesh, Radhika, Meet, Nihal, Damini and Navnay. They were taken to a hospital and their condition is said to be stable.

As per teachers, due to cold weather, students were studying on the first floor. A religious procession was being taken out and students were curious to see it. They were leaning on the railing when it broke, leading to the incident.

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