Washington: A 37-year-old Indian truck driver has died after his vehicle slipped from a busy highway in the United States Arizona, his friends said.
Nirmal Singh from Karnal Haryana Regency is the ears of single bread from his family home.
He lives in Indiana, who has emerged as the center of the Sikh driver in the country for years.
The incident was reported to have occurred around 11pm Monday at Highway 40 near Flagstaff in Arizona, because the victim took the consignment of Georgia to California.
The police were investigating the accident.
Singh is believed to have died in that place, while his colleague Rahul struggled for life at a local hospital.
Rahul is said to come from Ambala.
According to his friends, Singh survived his wife and a 11-year-old daughter – who lived in Karnal.
Last year, his son, 14, died in an accident throughout India.
Because of Covid-19 and Kuncian, he could not fly home, according to his friends.
He plans to travel to India later this year.
His friends in the US have launched a Gofund campaign to support his family and for his last ceremony.
Indian drivers die in an accident on the road in the US
