2 daily-wage labourers were injured in separate workplace accidents in Kichha. one suffered electric shock-related burns to both hands, while the other was injured after falling from scaffolding.
Both workers were taken to the Community Health Centre, where they received primary treatment. Medical staff later referred them to a higher centre for further care.
Electric shock in Jawaharnagar
Rafiq Ahmed, son of Irshad and a resident of Nagla in Pantnagar, works as a daily-wage labourer alongside a mason. On Friday, he went with the mason to Jawaharnagar for work.
He received an electric shock during the work. The incident left both of his hands burned. He was taken to the Community Health Centre for treatment and was later referred to a higher centre.
Second labourer falls from scaffolding
In the other incident, Manoj, a resident of Khurpiya Farm, had gone to work as a daily-wage labourer. He fell from scaffolding and suffered injuries.
Manoj was also admitted to the Community Health Centre. After receiving primary treatment, he was referred to a higher centre along with Rafiq Ahmed.
Conclusion
The 2 incidents involved separate labourers working at different locations in Kichha. Both received initial treatment at the Community Health Centre before being referred to a higher centre for further medical care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How many labourers were injured?
2 labourers were injured in separate incidents.
Q. What happened to Rafiq Ahmed?
Rafiq Ahmed received an electric shock while working in Jawaharnagar, leaving both his hands burned.
Q. Where does Rafiq Ahmed live?
He is a resident of Nagla in Pantnagar.
Q. What happened to Manoj?
Manoj fell from scaffolding while working as a daily-wage labourer and was injured.
Q. Where were the injured workers treated first?
Both workers were taken to the Community Health Centre, where they received primary treatment.
Q. What happened after their initial treatment?
Both labourers were referred to a higher centre for further care.
