Two workers electrocuted in Tamil Nadu’s Pallapatti
The Hindu
They were digging the ground to lay a water pipeline
In a tragic incident, two workers, including an operator of an earth mover, were electrocuted at Pallapatti near Karur on Tuesday night.
The accident occurred when the victims, K. Ajith Kumar (25) of Achanampatti near Eriodu in Dindigul district and K. Veerakumar (32) of Sellivalasu near Aravakurichi, were digging the ground to lay a water pipeline at Pallapatti.
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