Mohali Jhula Accident: Swing Breaks Mid-air at Fair, Crashes Down 50 Ft with Nearly 50 On Board

[Kool_SRG]

A doctor overseeing the patients told news agency ANI that as many as five people have been admitted for treatment and 'were not in serious condition'

A 50-feet swing in a Mohali fair crashed after breaking mid-air with nearly 50 people on board. The injured, which includes children and women, were taken to the hospital soon after the incident.

A doctor overseeing the patients told news agency ANI that as many as five people have been admitted for treatment and “were not in serious condition.”

According to an official, the fair organisers initially had permission to organise the event till September 4 and a board notifying the extension of the deadline until September 11 was put up at the spot.

“What we have come to know so far is that they had the permission to organise the show. However, no one would be spared if there is a mistake committed on their part,” DSP Harsiman Singh Bal told ANI.

Bal assured strict action as per the law and said all injured persons were taken to the civil hospital.

 

Locals who were on the spot during the incident claimed there were no safety measures deployed in the fair. “Their private bouncers came 20 minutes late. A lady who was their head said nobody was dead. Who will take responsibility of the incident? How is this business running without the availability of any medical aid?” a person who witness the incident questioned.

He further said that no big official reached the spot.

Another person present at the fair told ANI that the “management suppressed the public.”

Police investigation into the matter is underway.

[Kool_SRG]

 

[Pahelwan2]

Spines irigipoiuntai aa force ki

[nokia123]

2 hours ago, Kool_SRG said:

A doctor overseeing the patients told news agency ANI that as many as five people have been admitted for treatment and 'were not in serious condition'

A 50-feet swing in a Mohali fair crashed after breaking mid-air with nearly 50 people on board. The injured, which includes children and women, were taken to the hospital soon after the incident.

A doctor overseeing the patients told news agency ANI that as many as five people have been admitted for treatment and “were not in serious condition.”

According to an official, the fair organisers initially had permission to organise the event till September 4 and a board notifying the extension of the deadline until September 11 was put up at the spot.

“What we have come to know so far is that they had the permission to organise the show. However, no one would be spared if there is a mistake committed on their part,” DSP Harsiman Singh Bal told ANI.

Bal assured strict action as per the law and said all injured persons were taken to the civil hospital.

 

Locals who were on the spot during the incident claimed there were no safety measures deployed in the fair. “Their private bouncers came 20 minutes late. A lady who was their head said nobody was dead. Who will take responsibility of the incident? How is this business running without the availability of any medical aid?” a person who witness the incident questioned.

He further said that no big official reached the spot.

Another person present at the fair told ANI that the “management suppressed the public.”

Police investigation into the matter is underway.

50 ft nunchi padda no major injuries..is this some miracle? Something is fishy 

[pakeer_saab]

32 minutes ago, nokia123 said:

50 ft nunchi padda no major injuries..is this some miracle? Something is fishy 

most metal base absorbed most of the shock

[Kool_SRG]

11 hours ago, nokia123 said:

50 ft nunchi padda no major injuries..is this some miracle? Something is fishy 

Kinda support bed lantidhi undi untaadhi to absorb the impact that might have saved people from serious injuries lekunte anthe sangathulu..