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Home / Himachal Pradesh / Brick Kiln Wall Collapses 5 Labourers Injured

Brick kiln wall collapses, 5 labourers injured

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Una, Updated At : 02:15 AM Apr 11, 2025 IST

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Five labourers, including a couple, were injured when the wall of a brick kiln in Himachal's Una district collapsed on Thursday, police said.

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All the injured people namely Toofani, Phulbati, Raju, Jitendra and Nepali hail from Uttar Pradesh police said.

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Immediately after the incident, two injured were admitted to a private hospital located in Daulatpur, while three were sent to Civil Hospital Amb.

A spokesperson of the police department said that the victims were working in the brick kiln when a wall fell on them.

Hearing the screams, other workers reached the spot and took out all the injured people averting a major accident, he said.

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DSP Vasudha Verma said that a case has been registered and further investigation is on.

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