9 children died, many injured due to temple wall collapse in Madhya Pradesh

Wall collapse in Madhya Pradesh: A big news is coming from Madhya Pradesh. In which the news of the death of 9 children is being received due to the collapse of the temple wall. The accident took place in Shahpur of Sagar district of the state. Many people have been seriously injured in the accident. When the children were making a Shivling of clay, suddenly the wall collapsed and a serious accident happened. After the incident, there was chaos in the surrounding area. At present, relief and rescue work is going on.

According to reports, the wall of the temple was about 50 years old. The construction of Shivling and Bhagwat Katha was going on in Hardaul temple. Then today (August 4), the construction of Shivling was going on. Where many children aged 8 to 14 years were also making a clay Shivling there. Then suddenly the wall near the temple premises collapsed, in which the children got buried. So far 9 children have died in this tragic accident.

CM Mohan Yadav announced help

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has expressed grief over the accident. He wrote on 'X', 'The district administration has been instructed to provide proper treatment to the injured children. May God give peace to the souls of the dead children and pray for the speedy recovery of the injured children. The families of the deceased children will be given assistance of Rs 4 lakh each by the government.

About 4 inches of rain was recorded in Sagar

After this incident, there was chaos at the spot and work to remove the debris of the wall was started immediately. The Municipal Council, police and residents joined the relief work. This wall was located next to the temple complex and was in a dilapidated state for the last fifty years. No provision was made for its renovation or removal.

Let us tell you that in the last 24 hours, about 4 inches of rain has fallen in Sagar, which has affected the kutcha and dilapidated buildings and the risk of wall collapse has increased.

Uproar over lack of arrangements in the hospital

After the accident, the injured were taken to the hospital, however there was no doctor present there and only one employee was on duty. Local residents created a ruckus over this. People allege that the doctor comes occasionally and just signs and leaves. There was no one in the hospital to bandage the wounds of the injured children, which made people angry.