35-year-old Anaesthesiologist killed in road accident
Fatal Crash Claims Life of Karauli Doctor
Karauli: In a tragic incident, a young doctor working in the Anaesthesia Department at Karauli Medical College lost her life in a fatal road accident on Wednesday night when a speeding trolley struck her scooter and ran over her, reportedly killing her on the spot.
The incident occurred around 8:15 PM near the Collectorate, right in front of St. John’s School.
The victim, a 35-year-old Assistant Professor in the Anaesthesia Department at Karauli Medical College, was originally from Jaipur. She had been married for five years to a fellow medical professional who is currently posted in Ludhiana, Punjab. The couple has a two-and-a-half-year-old daughter.
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According to the news reports, she was riding her scooter towards the college when the trolley, reportedly speeding, rammed into her from behind. The impact flung her onto the road, and one of the trolley’s wheels tragically crushed her head. She died instantly.
Hospital outpost in charge, Ishwar Singh, confirmed the sequence of events and added that the driver abandoned the vehicle immediately after the accident. The police arrested the accused and seized the trolley later that night.
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