Railway Authorities Probe Manuguru Station Electrocution Death
Railway Authorities Probe Electrocution Death of Employee at Manuguru Station
A railway employee died after suffering an electric shock at Manuguru Railway Station in Bhadradri Kothagudem district, triggering shock among railway staff and local residents.
The deceased has been identified as Rampa Naveen (33), who was working as an ESM (Electrical Signal Maintainer) in the railway signal department. The incident occurred on the station premises during the evening hours.
Accident Occurs While Removing Shed Structure
According to information from locals, Naveen was attempting to remove a shed located near the old running room area at the railway station.
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He had reportedly planned to clear the structure to park a newly purchased car. During the process of dismantling the shed, he accidentally came into contact with a live electrical wire, leading to a severe electric shock.
The incident took place at around 4 pm. Naveen collapsed immediately after the shock and died on the spot, according to initial reports from the area.
Tragic Circumstances Around the Incident
The accident has drawn particular attention due to the circumstances surrounding the day of the incident. The day of the accident was also Naveen’s wedding anniversary, which added to the grief among family members and colleagues.
Local residents stated that the incident left the railway station surroundings in deep shock as news spread among employees and people living in the vicinity.
Further information indicates that Naveen’s wife is six months pregnant, making the loss even more devastating for the family.
Authorities Begin Information Collection
Following the incident, railway authorities and local officials began gathering details related to the accident.
Officials are expected to examine how the employee came into contact with the electrical line and review safety conditions at the location near the old running room structure.
Further details regarding the circumstances of the incident are awaited as authorities continue collecting information.
