Mumbai Road Accident: While on one hand Team India was celebrating its victory over England in 3rd test match, on the other hand a tragic incident happened in the world of cricket. Four cricket players lost their lives, and five others were seriously hurt when the small bus they were in crashed into a truck near Shinganapur in Nandgaon Khandeshwar tehsil in Maharashtra.
The cricketers were heading to Yavatmal to participate in a tennis ball cricket tournament after boarding the bus in Amravati. Unfortunately, the accident occurred around 7 am on Sunday, resulting in the immediate death of four players as the bus collided with a concrete mixer truck.
What Happened And How 4 Cricketers Lost Their Lives?
A group of students was on their way to a cricket tournament in Yavatmal district when the bus they were in crashed into a truck in Amravati during Mumbai Road Accident: . The tragic incident occurred between 8:30 and 9 in the morning, as confirmed by Amravati (Rural) Superintendent of Police Vishal Anand.
Unfortunately, three students lost their lives immediately, and one more passed away during treatment for injuries. The injured students are currently receiving treatment in the hospital. The truck driver involved in the collision has been arrested, according to the SP.
Mumbai Road Accident: Treatment for Injured Student
After the accident, people from the area came together at the scene. With the assistance of the police, the injured individuals were transported to the government hospital in Nandgaon Khandeshwar for treatment. Additionally, some of the seriously injured students were admitted to a private hospital in Amravati.
Name of The Students, Who were Present on The Bus?
The cricket players were going to participate in a tennis ball cricket tournament in Yavatmal, starting their journey from Amravati. Unfortunately, on Sunday around 7 am, their small bus collided with a concrete mixer truck, resulting in the immediate death of four players: Shrihari Raut, Zyush Bahale, Suyash Ambarte, and Sandesh Padar. The injured players were taken to both government and private hospitals for treatment. Prajwal Buche, Laukik Paymase, Mayur Nagpure, Mangesh Pande, and Harish Dhage were among those critically injured.
