Sriganganagar DC lends helping hand to injured in road accident

Sriganganagar, April 4 Sriganganagar District Collector’s sensitivity saved two persons who were critically injured in an accident on the Abohar-Sadulshehar road. Ruing that onlookers were busy with making videos instead of arranging medical aid, DC Mahavir Prasad Verma halted his...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:45 PM Apr 05, 2021 IST

Sriganganagar, April 4

Sriganganagar District Collector’s sensitivity saved two persons who were critically injured in an accident on the Abohar-Sadulshehar road.

Ruing that onlookers were busy with making videos instead of arranging medical aid, DC Mahavir Prasad Verma halted his official car and arranged a vehicle from his cavalcade for the injured. The DC told chief medical health officer Girdhari Mehrada, who was accompanying him, to escort the relief vehicle to the nearest community health centre at Sadulshehar and ensure the best medical aid.

Due to the Covid outbreak, DC Verma, along with the CMHO, was inspecting checkposts located on the inter-state border when he spotted two injured persons in a pool of blood. — OC

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