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15-Year-Old Boy Suffers Severe Facial Injuries After Bolero Pickup Hits Him in Ahmedabad

By GS Team
17 Sep 20262 mins read
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15-year-old boy severely injured after a speeding Bolero pickup hit him near Sarkhej Dhala Crossroads, Ahmedabad. The boy sustained serious facial injuries and was trapped under the vehicle. The Bolero also struck an auto-rickshaw and another vehicle. Police arrested the driver, and an investigation is underway. The incident, captured on video, highlights road safety concerns.

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15-Year-Old Boy Suffers Severe Facial Injuries After Bolero Pickup Hits Him in Ahmedabad

A 15-year-old boy was seriously injured after a Bolero pickup van hit him while he was crossing the road near Sarkhej Crossroads. The boy suffered severe injuries to his face and was rushed to a hospital for treatment. The M-Division Traffic Police have arrested the Bolero driver and started an investigation.

The boy, who lives in Fatehwadi, was crossing the road when the speeding Bolero pickup van hit him. The impact threw him under the vehicle, leaving him seriously injured. His face was badly injured in the accident.

Details of the Accident

  • The 15-year-old was crossing the road near Sarkhej Dhala Crossroads.
  • The Bolero pickup van also hit an auto-rickshaw and another vehicle.
  • The injured boy was first taken to Sola Civil Hospital and later referred to Asarwa Civil Hospital.

Boy Trapped Under Vehicle

A video of the incident has also surfaced. It shows the injured boy trapped under the vehicle and struggling for help. People present at the spot rushed to his aid after the accident.

The M-Division Traffic Police have arrested the Bolero driver in connection with the accident. Police are investigating the circumstances of the crash and the driver's actions at the time of the incident.

The incident caused concern among people at the spot as the boy suffered serious injuries in the crash. Further details are expected as the police investigation continues.