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Rajkot: Pick up van washed away due to heavy rain, 1 missing

Monsoon has taken the entire nation in its grip and incidents of flood and water logging are being reported from various parts of the country. In one such instance, a person's recklessness may have resulted in a loss of life in Gujarat's Rajkot. Despite water flowing over the bridge, three men in a pick up van tried to drive through but go stuck. A truck tried to rescue them but due to heavy current, the van got washed away along with all three of them. Locals were able to save two while one of them is missing.

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