Leena Mori
Surat: A 35-year-old woman police constable was knocked to death by a speeding dumper truck when she was on duty at Bhestan crossroad early on Thursday.
The dumper loaded with sand crashed into a rickshaw that the victim Leena Mori was checking. The rickshaw was dragged for nearly 500 metres and the dumper driver then escaped. He was later caught from Sachin area and identified as Badiya Bhuriya, 40, a resident of Jhabua in Madhya Pradesh.
After knocking down Mori, Bhuriya abandoned the vehicle a few kilometres away in Unn. He started walking to escape but police nabbed him before he could leave the city.
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SURAT: Twelve trainee female police constables in Surat and 16 female cops from the Vadodara city police headquarters complained of side-effects late on Sunday night after they had been administered the first dose of vaccine in the early hours of the day in the second phase of Covid-19 vaccination programme.
While the Surat cops, living in accommodation provided by the police department at police headquarters, complained of fever and other health issues at night and were admitted in New Civil Hospital (NCH), the Vadodara cops along with two safari workers of the Vadodara Municipal Corporation (VMC) too had to be taken to hospitals on Monday with similar complaints of headache, giddiness, dizziness, mild fever.