NEW DELHI: A 18-year-old girl was crushed to death by a dumper truck after the vehicle hit the two-wheeler she was riding on, in north-east Delhi Swaroop Nagar. The dumper driver identified as Narenderpal.
According to police, the victim was returning home from market along with her friend on her two-wheeler when the incident took place near Bhalswa Dairy.“A speeding dumper truck hit her scooty from behind and the victim fell on the ground, following which her head got crushed under the wheels of the truck, killing her on the spot,” said a police official.
The teen was identified through the registration number of the two-wheeler and her family members were contacted.
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According to police, the victim was returning home from market along with her friend on her two-wheeler when the incident took place near Bhalswa Dairy.“A speeding dumper truck hit her scooty from behind and the victim fell on the ground, following which her head got crushed under the wheels of the truck, killing her on the spot,” said a police official.
The teen was identified through the registration number of the two-wheeler and her family members were contacted.
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