A man died while four others sustained injuries after a shuttering of an under construction research institute collapsed in Raniyapur area of Sarojininagar in the state capital on Monday, police said.
The deceased Akram Ali, 40, of Chhapra in Bihar was working as a labourer as the site. (For Representation)
Taking cognisance of the incident, chief minister Yogi Adityanath directed senior officials to rush to the site and oversee relief and rescue work. He also issued directives to give ex gratia to the next of the deceased and monetary help to those injured besides ensuring their proper treatment. The CM instructed to set up a high-level probe panel following which a three-member committee was formed to probe the mishap. Yogi directed the probe panel to submit its report on Monday itself.
The deceased Akram Ali, 40, of Chhapra in Bihar was working as a labourer as the site. “The four injured were taken to Prasad Institute of Medical Science Hospital in Banthara. Of them, three are out of danger while one still remains critical with head injury,” said a press note issued by Sarojininagar police station.
The police said the construction work was under way at Uttar Pradesh Police Training and Forensic Science Institute when the shuttering suddenly collapsed. In a tweet, deputy CM Brajesh Pathak expressed his grief over the death and directed officials to ensure best treatment for the injured.
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