Another Gurgaon shocker: 2 killed, 2 critical as DU student’s speeding car mows down 4
Two workers were killed and two critically injured in Gurgaon, India, when a speeding car driven by a Delhi University student crashed into them while they were installing roadside metal grilles. The accident occurred on the Dwarka Expressway, and police have registered a case of rash and negligent driving.
Why it matters
This tragic incident highlights critical issues of road safety and reckless driving in urban areas, underscoring the vulnerability of roadside workers. It also raises concerns about accountability and enforcement of traffic laws.
GURGAON: Two workers were killed and two others critically injured after a speeding white car crashed into a group of four workers carrying out roadside metal grille installation work near Shriram Chowk on the Dwarka Expressway in the early hours of Thursday.The accident took place at around 2.30am when the car, which was travelling from the Delhi side, hit the workers working along the expressway.The collision was so severe that two of the workers died at the spot, while two others sustained serious injuries.Following the crash, the injured workers were taken to a nearby private hospital for treatment. After being informed, cops from Bajghera police station reached the spot.
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