Four labourers killed as coal truck rams goods vehicle
The Hindu
Compensation for bereaved families and injured sought
Four women farm labourers were killed and eight others were injured when the mini goods vehicle they were travelling in was hit by a coal-laden tipper truck at Thippanapalli village in Chandrugonda mandal on Friday.
The incident occurred while 12 farm workers mostly women were heading to work at a paddy field in Yerragunta village in the ill-fated goods carrier on Friday morning.
The tipper truck carrying coal from Sattupalli to Kothagudem rammed the mini goods carrier after its driver lost control of the truck and veered onto the right side at Thippanapalli on the busy highway.
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