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Gandhinagar Building Accident: 15 Rescued, 12 Injured; Health Minister Visits Civil Hospital

A total of 15 people were rescued following the accident at an under-construction building in Gandhinagar. Three of the rescued individuals have already been discharged, while 12 others sustained injuries and are receiving treatment. Some injured workers have been admitted to the ICU, but doctors have stated that none of the patients is currently in serious condition. The incident was significant, as workers were present at the construction site when the accident occurred. Gujarat Health Minister Praful Pansheriya visited the Civil Hospital in Gandhinagar after the incident to meet the injured workers and assess their condition. Medical teams and specialists are continuing to monitor the patients closely. The rescue and relief operations remain underway, with specialist doctors and emergency teams staying at the hospital throughout the night. ABP News continues to provide updates as the rescue and relief efforts progress.

 
 

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