Chennai: The Indian National Highway Authority has established a three-member committee consisting of experts from the National Institute of Technology, Trichy, National Transportation Planning and Research Center, Thiruvananthapuram, and an independent expert to analyze the reason for an accident on a construction flyover in Madurai who claim the life of a guest worker.
The State Government on Wednesday announced the RS 5 Lakh Solatium to the Akash Singh Family from Uttar Pradesh, who was killed in an accident on Saturday.
Three girders, each 35m, in development as part of the four madurai-chettical lanings from the NH-785, collapsed on Saturday.
According to the initial report, the accident was due to Jack’s failure when repairing the bearing.
Nhai, head office, has appointed the Bhoonik Alok, his advisor (technical) to help the committee, command words.
Responding to the attention of the special calling call at the accident, the Minister of Highways e Velu said the negligence of the contractor was responsible for accidents that caused death and injuring other workers.
District collectors have been told to act on committee recommendations.
“Tallakulam police registered a case against the contract company under the IPC 287 section (negligent behavior in connection with the engine) and 304A (causing death due to negligence), the Minister said, added that he had spoken to NHAI officials to ensure security during construction so far.
NHAI arranged the panel to study flying accidents
