Six injured in open well wall collapse

Tuesday, May 22, 2007, 14:17 [IST]

Bidar, May 22 (UNI) Six persons, including five women, were injured when a wall around an open well collapsed at Khardi village in Aurad taluk of this district, about 25 km from here, today.

Aurad Tahasildar Kashinath said shortage of water had forced the people of the village to go far in search of water.

The injured were drawing water from the dilapidated well when the mishap occurred.

The injured were admitted to a hospital.

UNI

Topics: ding, women, injured, wall, collapsed, khardi, village, aurad

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