Guwahati: Jalan Joseph Labor Joseph Marak, who was critically injured after allegedly hit by a new Rajomaanya model pilot car on October 2, died of a heart attack in Gauhati Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) on Wednesday morning.
Left legs were blooming (45), a nalong resident near Dudhnoi in Assam’s destination district, was interrupted by the impact of the accident, while the other legs had to be amputated.
GMCH Inspector Abhijit Sarma said, “The patient recovered, but suffered a heart attack on Wednesday morning.
The doctors cannot turn it back on.
He underwent treatment at our hospital for more than a month.” Sarma said it was blooming with a heart attack due to pulmonary embolism.
Pulmonary embolism is a condition, where one artery or more in the lungs is blocked by blood clots.
On the 2nd night of October, the 29-year-old model was suspected of being drunk, crashing into a rampant and seven other roadside workers near the rukminigaon area in the city, made them seriously injured.
Workers were involved in city beauty work ahead of the visit of Venkaiiah Naidu vice-president.
The accident occurred when they were on their way home after attending a party at a five-star hotel, Vivanta by Taj.
The hotel has hosted a party by breaking the Covid-19 protocol.
He was given a guarantee in less than 12 hours, triggering a massive reaction and protest throughout the state.
Then, Chairman of Ministers Himanta Buswa Sarma had intervened and convinced the right police action.
After the intervention, the police arrested a hatuah for the second time on October 6 from the ICU private hospital, where he had been accepted after he was given a guarantee.
Then, the police also questioned the hospital nerve surgeon, Navanil Barua, and arrested him.
However, he then got a guarantee.
The police filed Chargesheet against recently on November 5.
Assam: workers who lost their legs in the case of new rajkanya accidents died
