Tragic end: Man killed, three injured after falling from rooftops
Man fell from the rooftop of his house in Dhuddiwala and suffered severe head injury, dying on the spot
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FAISALABAD:
A young man was killed while three minor boys were injured after they fell from the rooftop of their houses in different incidents in Faisalabad on Wednesday.
Rescue 1122 official said 24-year old Hasnain fell from the rooftop of his house in Dhuddiwala and suffered severe head injury. As a result, he died on the spot.
In other incidents, Ahmad Hasan, 4, Talha, 6, and 10-year old Zain suffered multiple injuries after they fell from rooftops of their houses in different areas of the city. They were shifted to local hospitals for treatment.
Meanwhile, 24-year old Wasim, resident of Satiana Road, was crushed to death by a wagon while he was crossing the road.
In yet another accident, Hajji Sarfraz was killed when a tractoe trolley hit his bike near Ghazi Mor.
Similarly, Muhammad Asad, 18, was killed when his motorcycle collided with another motorbike. The bodies were handed over to victims’ families.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 29th, 2016.
A young man was killed while three minor boys were injured after they fell from the rooftop of their houses in different incidents in Faisalabad on Wednesday.
Rescue 1122 official said 24-year old Hasnain fell from the rooftop of his house in Dhuddiwala and suffered severe head injury. As a result, he died on the spot.
In other incidents, Ahmad Hasan, 4, Talha, 6, and 10-year old Zain suffered multiple injuries after they fell from rooftops of their houses in different areas of the city. They were shifted to local hospitals for treatment.
Meanwhile, 24-year old Wasim, resident of Satiana Road, was crushed to death by a wagon while he was crossing the road.
In yet another accident, Hajji Sarfraz was killed when a tractoe trolley hit his bike near Ghazi Mor.
Similarly, Muhammad Asad, 18, was killed when his motorcycle collided with another motorbike. The bodies were handed over to victims’ families.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 29th, 2016.