Three Dead After Being Trapped in Debris–

When the administration began clearing the debris with the help of a JCB machine, three bodies were recovered. Among them were a young girl, a teenage girl, and a man. All three were rushed to the district hospital, where doctors declared them dead. The deceased have been identified as Tularam (35), a resident of Shahganj Darwaza, Kachchi Road; Kajal (4), a resident of Gautam Pada, Vrindavan; and Yashoda (14), also from Gautam Pada, Vrindavan.

Details of the Incident:

The incident took place on Sunday morning, during ongoing excavation work. Suddenly, the houses built on the mound began to collapse, causing panic among local residents, who started running in all directions. Local people and administrative officials reached the spot and launched a rescue operation to retrieve those trapped under the rubble.

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Madan Mohan, a resident of Braj Nagar, Kothi Shiv Mandir, Bharatpur, had arrived at Mathura Junction to travel to Delhi for purchasing electrical items. In the station’s circulating area, he accidentally lost his bag. Despite efforts, he couldn’t find it and reported the matter to the GRP Police Station.

Shamruddin, an auto driver from Sukhdev Nagar, Sonkh Road, found the bag near the tempo stand. Demonstrating honesty, he handed over the bag to Inspector Yad Ram, in charge of the GRP station.

After verifying the identity and belongings, the police returned the bag to Madan Mohan. Relieved, he expressed gratitude and stated, “This proves honesty still exists in today’s world.”

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