Gurgaon: Final month, Gurgaon deputy commissioner Nishant Kumar requested toll plazas on highways within the metropolis to make sure that emergency companies had been accessible round the clock. Issues on the bottom, nonetheless, seem like completely different.
Bhawna, a counsellor on the Apeejay Stya College on Sohna street, learnt was injured in a street accident close to the Ghamroj toll plaza on the newly opened stretch of the Sohna elevated street on Wednesday night. The toll plaza didn't also have a first assist equipment, a professor on the college who was behind the automobile Bhawna was travelling in stated on Thursday.
“Simply earlier than the Ghamroj toll plaza, one in all our college cabs met with an accident. Bhawna was injured with a reduce above her left eye. There was no first assist accessible there. The ambulance was standing there however they didn’t also have a bottle of Dettol to wash the wound. As a substitute, the driving force of the ambulance supplied her band assist to cease the bleeding,” stated professor Sanjay Ahirwal, who was driving behind the cab. “I don’t perceive what are they charging the toll for… It seems just like the journey to Mumbai might be at your personal threat,” he requested. Bhawna was later taken to a hospital within the metropolis and handled for the wound.
A 12km portion of the Sohna Elevated Street, connecting Badshapur with Sohna, was opened to commuters simply this month. Building on the remaining 9km part to attach Badshapur with Rajiv Chowk on the Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway is estimated to be accomplished by June. As soon as completed, the street is supposed to be a key hyperlink to the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway hall that can join India’s two largest city centres by way of Haryana, Rajasthan, MP and Gujarat.
When requested, NHAI undertaking director PK Kaushik, who's dealing with the Sohna Street redevelopment, insisted that each one medical gear and workers is out there on the toll plaza.
“We’ll examine the matter,” he added. Gurgaon DC Nishant Kumar too stated he'll take up the problem with the involved authorities.
The SHO of the Bhondsi police station Devender Kumar advised TOI police haven't obtained a criticism and no FIR has been registered.